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Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's visit to historic Ghantewala sweet shop in Old Delhi on the occasion of Diwali was a fun activity indeed albeit loaded with one of 'sweetest' wishes for him. The owner Sushant Jain said that he told the Congress MP that they were waiting to see him get married in order to get the wedding order. Rahul Gandhi also tried his hand at making Imarti and Besan ladoos at the shop.

 Sushant Jain termed Rahul Gandhi as India's "most eligible bachelor" and mentioned that he wanted to buy sweets for his friends and family."He (Rahul Gandhi) wanted to buy sweets for his home, friends, and relatives. I said, "Sir, you're most welcome -- this is your own shop." When he came, he said he would make them himself and taste them too. His father, the late Rajiv ji, really liked imarti, so I said, "Sir, you should try that." So he made imarti. He really likes besan laddus too, so I said, "Sir, you can make those as well." So he made these two items"

 

"All of India is talking about him being the most eligible bachelor. I said, "Rahul ji, please get married soon -- we're waiting, so that we can get the order for your wedding sweets too," Sushant Jain said. Earlier today, Rahul Gandhi marked the Diwali festivities by visiting the historic Ghantewala sweet shop in Old Delhi. Sharing his experience on social media, Gandhi revealed that he tried his hand at making Imarti and Besan Laddus.

 

In a post shared on X, Gandhi said, "I tried my hand at making Imarti and Besan Laddus at the famous and historic Ghantewala sweet shop in Old Delhi. The sweetness of this centuries-old prestigious shop remains the same even today - pure, traditional, and heart-touching. The true sweetness of Diwali lies not just in the platter, but also in relationships and society."Gandhi concluded his post with a invitation to the public, asking, "Tell us all, how are you celebrating your Diwali, and how are you making it special?" 

 

In another post on X, Gandhi extended greetings to the people of the country on the auspicious occasion of Diwali.
“May India be illuminated with the lamps of joy, may the light of happiness, prosperity, and love spread in every home,” the former Congress president said.