Rahul Gandhi Visits Dalit Family In Faridabad, Blames PM’s Attitude For Death Of Children

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and the BJP-RSS of crushing the weak and poor, d uring his visit to Faridabad to meet the family members of the deceased children.

He particularly blamed ‘Prime minister’s attitude’ for the death of two children of a Dalit family.

Rahul met Jitender, the father of the two children who were killed in Sunpedh village in Faridabad district , whose home was set on fire allegedly by men belonging to the upper-caste Rajput community on October 20.

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi meeting Jitendra whose house was set on fire allegedly by men belonging to the upper-caste community, at Sunpedh village in Ballabhgarh in Faridabad | Source: PTI

Jitender’s wife, Rekha has suffered serious injuries and is admitted to hospital.

On being asked by a reporter that whether it was just a photo-opportunity, Rahul reacted and said, “What do you mean it’s a photo opportunity? People are dying in this country left, right and centre. And you are saying it’s a photo opportunity. It is insulting. Not to me, but to the family who has gone through this incident.”

Read more:

Seven Policemen Suspended After Two Dalit Children Were Burnt Alive In Haryana

Two Children Burnt Alive After A Dalit Family Was Set Afire By Upper Caste Men In Faridabad

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