Wayanad(Kerala): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday said that he harbours no grudge and is not angry with the SFI activists who allegedly attacked his office at Wayanad. Describing the concerned SFI activists as "children" the Wayanad MP said that they should know that violence is not an answer. "They are children and I am not angry with them. They do not know the impact of such actions. But they should realise that violence is not an answer for anything," said Rahul, who is currently on a three-day visit to Kerala.
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Speaking to the media, he also said that the damages to his office will soon be repaired and it will be functional again. Rahul reached the Kannur Airport at 8.30 am and was received by KPCC president K Sudhakaran. Later in the day, he rested at a hotel in Mattannur where Thalassery diocese ArchBishop, Mar Joseph Pamplani met him and shared the concerns of the people living in the High ranges regarding the buffer zone notification of the Supreme Court.
Heavy security arrangements have been made by police for Rahul in view of several protests in the state against an attack on AKG Centre at Thiruvananthapuram.
