arrival, Rahul met an aged woman and offered her a seat next to him in his vehicle- seen as an attempt to dispel the 'Shehzada' tag given by his political opponents.

He interacted with some retired soldiers at party office in Gauriganj and hailed their contribution to the nation.

Rahul is expected to address a string of meetings in Amethi and visit a few villages to assess the impact of welfare schemes like NREGS and National Rural Health Mission.

Kumar Vishwas termed the two-day visit as "political picnic". "Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party are least interested in the progress and development of Amethi. Rahul rarely speaks or raises any issue in Parliament. We want that some serious talk and discussions," Vishwas said as he challenged the Congress leader for aMilpitas woman said she is still awaiting a response to the complaint she filed early this year with the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education.

She said the school charged students for textbooks they never received, gave them a job-board web address instead of promised career counseling and neglected to mail her certificate. (She has since obtained it.) The college appears to be open, but did not respond to requests for comment.

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