NEW DELHI: Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi , who has been missing in action for over a month now, will address the Congress's farmers' rally in Delhi on April 19 against the NDA government's Land Acquisition Bill , Times Now reported.Rahul Gandhi has been on a 'leave of absence' for over a month, before the Budget session of Parliament began. Earlier this week, posters had emerged in Amethi declaring that the local MP (Rahul Gandhi) was "missing".Pasted at markets, railway and bus stations, the posters titled "Missing Amethi MP" asked people to launch a manhunt to find the "missing" leader.Congress president Sonia Gandhi and other top Congress leaders will address the rally in the national capital. The move comes close on the heels of her visits to states taking up farmers' cause and the party stepping up offensive against Modi government over the issue.In her letter to road and transport minister Nitin Gadkari, the Congress chief had rejected his offer for a dialogue on the issue, saying it was a "mockery" as the BJP regime had unilaterally imposed the land ordinance.Dubbing the bill as anti-farmer, she had accused the government of "bending over backwards" to favour industrialists.Sonia Gandhi made it clear that her party won't support the bill pending in the Rajya Sabha to replace the ordinance already in place amending the 2013 land acquisition act.Replying to criticism over the move to keep various projects out of the purview of social impact assessment, Gadkari said, "the UPA government willingly created a system in which big land acquisition projects were out of the assessment while welfare projects run by state governments were mired in it".