Pune:
Santash Jagadale’s wife Pragi Jagdale, one of the tourists killed in a terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April appealed to the leaders on Tuesday that the leaders appealed not to politicize the tragedy and said that the remaining people experienced the horror Firsthand and heard whether the believer said.
In a controversial remarks, Jagdel’s appeal came a day after the Maharashtra Congress leader Vijay Wadevavavavawar, saying that the terrorists have no caste or religion and questioned the truth of the claim that the terrorists had asked about the confidence of tourists before killing him in Pahgam city last week.
Mr. Wadativer’s comments stopped a line and strongly condemned the leaders of the ruling coalition including Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
Twenty -six people, most of them, were closed by terrorists at Pahgam in Anantnag district of South Kashmir on 22 April.
In his conversation with the media after the deadly attack, eyewitnesses and survivors have claimed that the terrorists marked non-Muslims.
Talking to reporters in Pune, Jagdale said, “We are still harassed by the terrorist attack. Whenever I close my eyes, I see a man holding a rifle holding the rifle. I couldn’t sleep properly. The shock is very deep.” She said that she now hopes that with government assistance, her daughter Aaswari will be able to rebuild her life.
Jagdale appealed to the leaders not to politicize the issue.
“Please do not politicize the event or play with your feelings. We were there. We know what the terrorists said. We have already shared their statements during the attack,” he said.
Jagdel said that the attackers made a clear intention to kill and pulled the massacre out of the cold blood.
“We experienced terrorism. We listened to disgusting words. I urge all politicians, not to play with my feelings on humanitarian grounds,” he said.
Talking to reporters on Monday, the leader of the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) Mr. Wadativer, said, “We are being told that the terrorists discovered religion and then killed the people. Does the terrorists have so much time to go to someone and whisper their ears?
The senior Congress leader faced criticism, Chief Minister Fadnavis said that his statement had rubbed the salt in the wounds of families who lost their loved ones in a terrible attack.
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