New Delhi: At a time when the process of government formation was in full swing, the youth power in Congress led by Rahul Gandhi was in full display on Wednesday.
Over two dozen young Congress MPs congregated at Gandhi's residence on Wednesday evening, ostensibly for tea but the message was loud and clear to tell the leadership that youth is the flavour of this political season.
AICC spokesman Manish Tiwari said Gandhi was the in-charge of the frontal organisations of the youth Congress and the NSUI and had invited the young MPs for tea.
"The only agenda of the meeting was tea," Tiwari, who attended the meeting, told reporters.
Tiwari, a first time MP, who had stints in the Indian Youth Congress and the NSUI, was elected from Ludhiana in Punjab in the just concluded elections.
Over two dozen young Congress MPs, which include Union Ministers Ajay Maken and Jyotiraditya Scindia, Sachin Pilot, Milind Deora, Sandeep Dikshit, Ashok Tanwar, Bhanwar Jitendra Singh, Deepender Hooda, Naveen Jindal, Shruti Chaudhary, Mausam Noor, Hamidullah Sayeed, among others attended the 'tea party' which lasted for around two hours.
Sources said Gandhi shared his experience about the polls and also asked the newly elected MPs, several of them first timers, to explain their political experience.