‘Victim worthy of justice’: Rahul Gandhi speaks with Amit Shah, CM Abdullah; Pahalgam receives the update on the attack. Bharat News
New Delhi: Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha spoke to Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday and took stock of the situation after a terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir, killing at least 28 tourists.
In a social media post on X, the Congress leader said that he has also spoken to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and J& State Congress Committee President Tariq Karra on the attack and advocated justice and support for the victims.
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“HM Amit Shah, J&K CM Umar Abdullah, and J&C President Tariqam talked about the terrible Pahalgam terror attack. The situation received an update on the situation. The victims’ families deserve justice and our full support,” said Rahul.
The Congress on Tuesday asked the government to take accountability for the terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir that rather than making “hollow claims” on the position of normal in the center area, and demanded that a consensus meeting be called to take political parties into confidence.
The opposition party condemned the terrorist attack as a blot on humanity and said it should not be “effectively unanswered”.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Delhi after reducing his two -day visit in Saudi Arabia.
The fierce terrorist attack in Pahgam is one of the biggest terrorist attacks after the cancellation of Article 370 in 2019.
The survivors said that the terrorists, it is believed that foreigners are six and wearing tired clothes of the army, recognizing their victims with confidence, told them their names and reciting Islamic verses to tell them that they were almost firing on the border.
The gunmen were enjoying a regular afternoon in the Baisran Meado at 1:30 pm and reaching the tourists about 7 km from Halgam and reaching the horses, which was surrounded by snow-covered peaks and cedar forests. Meado of Pahalgam is a top scenic spot that attracts hundreds of visitors daily. Heavy security presence, including posts and armed patrols, provided a sense of security.
