Rahul Gandhi want to change the way politics works in UP

Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi said on Tuesday that he wants to change the way politics works in Uttar Pradesh. "I want to change the way politics is done in Uttar Pradesh. Politics in the state is in the past and we want to take it in the future. My aim is to build a new type of politics in the state," Gandhi told reporters during his two-day visit to the state.
He said that he wanted to give a new vision to politics in Uttar Pradesh by roping in more youth.
Speaking to the media a day after UP's Mayawati government had not given permission for his press conference, Rahul Gandhi said that the politics in the state has stuck in the past. He said that he wanted to change this situation and make it more forward looking.Rahul said that his goal was not 2012 UP elections but much beyond. "My focus is not on Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and Samajwadi Party but on the youth of the state to get them to politics," he said.
Rahul Gandhi also said that the youth in the state have given good response to his call to join the movement to promote democracy and improve the way politics is practiced in the country.
Rahul Gandhi refused to comment on the Liberhan panel report. However, he said that he respected veteran BJP leader Atal Bihari Vajpayee as a senior politician. "Vajpayee is a senior leader and I respect him. Whether Liberhan has done right or wrong... I cannot pass a judgment," he said.Gandhi also said that he did not know whether the Liberhan Commission has done the right thing or not by naming Vajpayee in its report on the Babri demolition.
Source :- hindustan times