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In Photos: Rahul Gandhi celebrates Holi with Congress workers at party office in Delhi

Updated On: 04 March, 2026 02:57 PM IST | ronak mastakar

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi celebrated Holi with party workers at the AICC's 24, Akbar Road office in Delhi on Wednesday, as he was smeared with colours by supporters and leaders. (Pics/PTI)

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Gandhi wished everyone a Holi filled with love and one that eliminates hatred.

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Gandhi wished everyone a Holi filled with love and one that eliminates hatred.

Surrounded by workers, leaders and journalists at the party office, Gandhi applied colours on everyone and was smeared by 'gulal' in return.

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Surrounded by workers, leaders and journalists at the party office, Gandhi applied colours on everyone and was smeared by 'gulal' in return.

Sharing pictures from the celebration on X, Gandhi said in a post in Hindi, "Heartiest greetings to all of you on the festival of colours and love, Holi. May the colours of Holi fill your lives with new hopes, new enthusiasm and countless happiness."

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Sharing pictures from the celebration on X, Gandhi said in a post in Hindi, "Heartiest greetings to all of you on the festival of colours and love, Holi. May the colours of Holi fill your lives with new hopes, new enthusiasm and countless happiness."

Earlier, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge greeted people on Holi.

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Earlier, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge greeted people on Holi.

"Holi is a festival that expresses the soul of our colorful, multicultural society. It celebrates the tradition of unity in diversity, mutual harmony, and brotherhood that has been the hallmark of our civilization for centuries," Kharge said in a post in Hindi on X.

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"Holi is a festival that expresses the soul of our colorful, multicultural society. It celebrates the tradition of unity in diversity, mutual harmony, and brotherhood that has been the hallmark of our civilization for centuries," Kharge said in a post in Hindi on X.

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