Why Rahul Gandhi didn't came to USA with young politicians ?


Last week Washington played host to a different kind of guest from Indian officialdom -- the smart set. Seven young MPs for whom the USA is not a land of angry aliens but a country they want to do business with. "Young political sons" Sachin Pilot, Milind Deora, Jitin Prasada (all Congress Party), and Manvendra Singh (BJP) followed by one-of-a-kind Vijay Mallya (Janata Party) and the ever personable Rajiv Shukla of the Congress. It was Shukla who conceived the idea of the Indo-US Parliamentary Forum to create a counterpart to the India Caucus in the US House of Representatives.--

BUT ONE YOUNG POLITICIAN OF INDIA , Mr.PRICE CHARMING OF CONGRESS WAS MISSING

QUESTION : Why Rahul Gandhi didn't came to USA with young politicians ?

HERE IS THE ANSWER FROM A WELL PLACES SOURCE :

--" I am informed that Rahul Gandhi is likely to avoid going to the U.S. for some time because of some pending police questions. He was detained at the Boston Longan Airport for several hours and was released only when the Indian Ambassador intervened and gave assurances to the State Department. "

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This guy is a pathetic lier .... read this from REDIFF , Rajive Srinivasan exposed in his article , "
I got some interesting mail about Rahul Gandhi's degrees based on my column 'The Great White Hope.' Reader Hindu Sitah sent me the following link upgov.nic.in/election/Affidavits/21/RahulGandhi/RahulGandhi_SC4.html to the affidavit filed by Rahul as part of his nomination as a candidate for elections in Uttar Pradesh. Here is what it says about his education in a sworn and notarized statement:
Senior Secondary from CBSE in 1989
M Phil [Development Economics] from Trinity College, Cambridge University in 1995

Very interesting. The man does not list an undergraduate degree from St Stephens or from Harvard, yet he has managed to apparently get straight to a pre-doctoral degree without a Bachelor's or Master's. How is this possible? Some clues: Jawaharlal Nehru and Rajiv Gandhi were both students at this same Trinity College. Maybe there are different rules for the high and mighty.

But the question remains: why are Rahul's handlers lying about his education? What else are they lying about? I think voters have a right to know. Most companies will withdraw job offers if a candidate is found to have lied about their qualifications. Why should the job of being an MP have any less stringent qualifications, especially if the MP is not just a run of the mill member, but is going to be 'India's Future Prime Minister'?