New Delhi: In a response to Jammu and Kashmir Governor, who offered an aircraft for the Congress leader to monitor the situation in the valley, Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said that one needs freedom to visit the valley and meet its residents, leaders and security personnel.
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Dear Governor Malik,
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) August 13, 2019 " class="align-text-top noRightClick twitterSection" data="
A delegation of opposition leaders & I will take you up on your gracious invitation to visit J&K and Ladakh.
We won’t need an aircraft but please ensure us the freedom to travel & meet the people, mainstream leaders and our soldiers stationed over there. https://t.co/9VjQUmgu8u
">Dear Governor Malik,
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) August 13, 2019
A delegation of opposition leaders & I will take you up on your gracious invitation to visit J&K and Ladakh.
We won’t need an aircraft but please ensure us the freedom to travel & meet the people, mainstream leaders and our soldiers stationed over there. https://t.co/9VjQUmgu8uDear Governor Malik,
— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) August 13, 2019
A delegation of opposition leaders & I will take you up on your gracious invitation to visit J&K and Ladakh.
We won’t need an aircraft but please ensure us the freedom to travel & meet the people, mainstream leaders and our soldiers stationed over there. https://t.co/9VjQUmgu8u
"We won't need an aircraft but please ensure use the freedom to travel and meet the people, mainstream leaders and our soldiers stationed over there," Gandhi tweeted.
The Jammu and Kashmir police on Saturday night said that the situation in the state was peaceful and no untoward incident has been reported in last one week.
The police was asked about the situation in the state after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi told mediapersons in New Delhi that situation was "very wrong".
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) had earlier refuted a Reuters report on protests in Kashmir due to modification of Article 370 and called it "fabricated" and "incorrect."
Besides, editor of a prominent daily from Jammu and Kashmir has filed a petition in the Supreme Court seeking removal of restrictions imposed on working of journalists in the Union Territory after scrapping provisions of Article 370.
Jammu and Kashmir was put under complete lockdown on August 11, a day before the government of India modified Article 370 that gave special status to the state.
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