A cross-nation march led by Indian opposition chief Rahul Gandhi has reached the funds New Delhi after passing through 8 states, hoping to regain some of the level of popularity it missing to the ruling Hindu nationalist bash. Tens of hundreds of people have joined Gandhi’s “Unite India March” from “hate and division”, which aims to transform the Congress party’s fortunes all around immediately after its drubbing by the Bharatiya Janata Celebration (BJP) in two successive nationwide elections. “Hindu-Muslim hatred is being spread 20-4-seven to divert your focus from true troubles,” Gandhi claimed in his speech at the Mughal-era Pink Fort in the Indian cash. “They will distribute loathe. We…