Rohtak, March 14 -- After five months on the road-covering over 2,000 km and 62 of Haryana's 90 assembly segments-former Hisar MP and senior Congress leader Brijendra Singh met Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, at his New Delhi residence on Thursday. During the meeting, Singh unveiled a 'Sadbhav yatra' T-shirt and briefed Gandhi on the success of his foot march. IAS-turned politician, Singh had launched his 'Sadbhav yatra' on October 5 after being inspired from Rahul Gandhi's two-phased Bharat Jodo Yatra. Brijendra has covered over 2,000 km on foot and interacted with people of 62 assembly constituencies. His yatra has entered Karnal's Assandh constituency on Friday, where he interacted with women, elderly persons, youths and other sections of the society. A Congress leader close to Singh, requesting anonymity, said that Rahul Gandhi had discussed his yatra and participation of party leaders and newly appointed district presidents. "In the last leg of the yatra, Rahul will join the Sadbhav yatra and interact with people of Haryana. Brijendra appraised him about the successful protest organised by state Congress against abolition of MGNREGA and sentiments of labourers on the ground," the leader added. Talking to HT, Brijendra Singh said that his yatra is gaining momentum every day as people are turning in large numbers despite rising temperature. "The BJP has nothing to offer for Haryana residents, except dividing people on caste, religion and region wise. During my yatra, I am telling people about the BJP's divisive agenda and how the foreign policy collapsed at international level," he added. Singh said that people on ground are talking about unemployment, adding that villages in Northern Haryana are empty as youths moved abroad via legal as well as illegal route. Before the last leg of his yatra, Brijendra's father Birender Singh, former Union minister held a meeting with Congress leaders in Fatehabad and discussed the road map for the yatra in the district....