Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi visited Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday. Here he reached the areas affected by the firing conducted by Pakistan and met the families of those killed and tied them up. He also met school children, encouraged them and said that I love you very much. Jammu and Kashmir Congress President Tariq Hameed Karra was also present on the occasion.
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What did Rahul Gandhi say after reaching school?
Rahul reached a school in Poonch and talked to the students affected by the shelling of the Pakistani army here. He said, “You have seen the danger and a little frightening situation, but don’t worry, everything will be normal. Your way to deal with this problem should be that you study a lot, play a lot and make a lot of friends in school.”
#Watch | J&K | Lok Sabha Lop and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi Visits a School in Poonch and Interacts with the students affected by Pakistan’s cross-border Shelling.
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Rahul Gandhi’s second visit
Let me tell you that this is the second visit of Rahul after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April. Earlier, he reached Srinagar on 25 April. Here he met CM Omar Abdullah, LG Manoj Sinha and the injured. On the afternoon of 22 April, terrorists fired on tourists in the Byasaran Valley of Pahalgam. 26 tourists were killed in the attack. More than 10 were injured.
Significantly, after India was run by India on 7 May, the Pakistan Army opened fire from across the border and carried out drone and missile attacks. This caused a lot of damage to the area. 28 people were killed in these attacks, 13 from Poonch alone. More than 70 people were also injured in the attacks. Thousands of people had to migrate from the Local areas to avoid the attacks and take shelter in government relief camps.