Robert Vadra, husband of Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi, has given a controversial statement on the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. Robert Vadra said that there is a Hindu-Muslim in the country, due to which Muslims are feeling uncomfortable and that is why terrorists are committing killings by asking identity. However, he has also made it clear that this is his own thinking. The Congress or his family has nothing to do with this.
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The minority community feels uncomfortable and upset- Vadra
Robert Vadra said that I feel very bad and my deep condolences are with those who lost their lives in this terrorist incident. Vadra expressed concern over the environment of the country and said that the government often talks about Hindutva. This makes the minority community feel uncomfortable and upset. Vadra said if you look at this terrorist incident, if they (terrorist) are looking at the identity of the people, then why are they doing this? Because there has been a division between Hindus and Muslims in our country.
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Vadra further said that such incidents may make terrorist organizations feel that Hindus are causing trouble for Muslims. He said that seeing identity and then killing someone, this is a message to the Prime Minister, because Muslims are feeling weak. Minorities are feeling weak … It should come from above that we feel safe and secular in our country and we will not see such acts.
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