I received Love from the People of Jammu and Kashmir, Not Hand Grenade - Says Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi, former President of the Indian National Congress, recently concluded his 135-day-long Bharat Jodo Yatra on Monday, despite warnings from security agencies regarding a potential grenade attack during the final leg of his journey in Kashmir.

Despite these concerns, Gandhi chose to take a chance and continued with his journey, eager to connect with the people of Kashmir and to understand their concerns and struggles. As he embarked on his padyatra, he was welcomed with open arms by the people of Kashmir, who expressed their love and affection towards him with tears in their eyes.

Gandhi's bravery and determination in the face of such security concerns were admirable, as he chose to prioritize the needs and wants of the people he was hoping to serve. He stated, "I was warned of a grenade attack on me if I walked in Kashmir. It was meant to intimidate me. However, I chose to give a chance to those who wanted to turn the colour of my white T-shirt red."

His unwavering commitment to the people of Kashmir serves as an inspiring example of a leader who prioritizes the needs of his constituents, even in the face of danger.

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