Gandhi, taking to social media, stressed on the fact that true social inclusion can only be realised when every Indian embraces a spirit of brotherhood.

The Congress leader's candid video on Bahujan culinary traditions — from the kitchen to the dining table — has caught netizens' attention (and imagination)

Rahul Gandhi shares a meal with Dalit family, highlighting the significance of Dalit cuisine and addressing caste-based discrimination. He learns traditional dishes and emphasizes the need for preserving Dalit culture and achieving true inclusion and equality in society.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi visited a Dalit family in Maharashtra's Kolhapur, emphasising the importance of recognising and documenting Dalit cuisine

Rahul Gandhi visited a "Dalit kitchen" during his recent visit to Maharashtra's Kolhapur. His discovery of the kitchen and the dishes cooked there came about due to his curiosity about "what they eat, how they cook and its social and political significance".

During his visit to Kolhapur, Rahul Gandhi engaged with a Dalit family, cooking a traditional meal and highlighting the culinary practices of the community. This experience has brought attention to the lesser-known aspects of Dalit kitchens.

Taking to social media with videos of his surprise foray into the home of a Dalit farmer-cum-tempo driver, Ajay Tukaram Sanade, at Unchaon village in Kolhapur on Oct. 5, the Congress leader observed how even today very few people know about a Dalit kitchen.

Former Congress president and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Monday shared a video of his recent visit to a Dalit household in Maharashtra’ Kolhapur, where he cooked food with Ajay

A video posted by Gandhi on his X account showed him meeting Ajay Tukaram Sanade and his wife, accompanied by Shahu Patole, the author of the book 'Dalit Kitchens of Marathwada'

In a delicious twist to his Kolhapur visit, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Monday posted a video of him cooking and enjoying Dalit cuisine at the home of a Dalit tempo driver, where he helped prepare a meal in their kitchen.