NEW DELHI: Congress chief Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday shared an anecdote when she and Rahul Gandhi went for a visit to with former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi simply days earlier than her assassination.
Whereas addressing a public rally in Jammu’s Bishnah, the Congress chief recounted about her journey and stated that her grandmother took her to the temple of Kheer Bhawani. She additionally stated that every time she involves Srinagar, she visits Kheer Bhawani Mata to recollect her grandmother.
“4-5 days earlier than the assassination of my grandmother Indira ji, we had been sitting at dwelling, I used to be 12 years outdated, Rahul was 14 years outdated. Out of the blue my grandmother stated, I really feel like going to Kashmir, I wish to see the Chinar timber that fall throughout autumn. So we each had been kids and had been very comfortable to go together with our grandmother,” the Congress chief stated.
“She introduced us to Kashmir. For the primary time, she took me to the temple of Kheer Bhawani. Then we got here to Delhi and after 3-4 days she was assassinated and have become a martyr. And since then, every time I’m going to Srinagar, I undoubtedly go to Kheer Bhawani Mata and keep in mind my grandmother,” she added.
Throughout her handle, Priyanka additionally upped her ante in opposition to Bharatiya Janata party and stated that the get together leaders have made Jammu and Kashmir “a pawn of their political chess.”
Priyanka additionally accused the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Union authorities of constructing insurance policies to politics reasonably than uplifting the state.
“Nature has given you all the things, magnificence, sources. The character of the world is that when somebody has all the things, then the one whose intentions are usually not proper, tries to grab it,”
“In a manner, the BJP leaders have made Jammu and Kashmir a pawn of their political chess. Insurance policies are usually not made for right here, the insurance policies which can be made for you’re made to do politics,” she added.
Elections in Jammu and Kashmir are being held in three phases. Voting for twenty-four seats was held within the first part on September 18. The subsequent part of polling for 26 seats was held on September 25.
Voting for the third phase could be held on October 1 whereas outcomes could be declared on October 8.
