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Priyanka picks up the broom in Dalit dwelling
Lucknow, Oct 8 : Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Friday visited Lavkush Nagar here, a Dalit dwelling in Indira Nagar locality and interacted with the local residents.
She picked up a broom and swept the area to express solidarity with the local people.
"This is a sign of self-respect and simplicity. Crores of women clean their houses with a broom every day," she said.
Priyanka Gandhi was apparently responding to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath who had taken a dig at her sweeping the floor while she was in custody on Sitapur, earlier this week.
Adityanath, at a news conclave in Gorakhpur, when asked about Priyanka Gandhi sweeping the floor, had said: "Maybe she is good at only that."
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