Congress Takes a Jab at Modi Ahead of Jammu and Kashmir Visit

Prime Minister Narendra modi is set to visit Jammu and Kashmir this⁣ Friday, nearly a month⁤ and a half after the Pahalgam terrorist attack.This visit has drawn sharp criticism ​from the Congress party, ​which has pointed out⁤ that the perpetrators of the Pahalgam attack remain at large.‍ Congress⁤ General Secretary Jairam Ramesh has emphasized that the attackers from April 22 have yet to face justice, raising⁢ concerns about the government’s ability to ensure security in the region.As Modi prepares for his trip, the Congress party has not held back in its critique. Ramesh’s remarks highlight⁢ a growing frustration⁣ over‍ the unresolved ​cases of terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, suggesting that the same group may be linked to other attacks, including incidents in Poonch in December 2023 and Gagangeer⁣ and Gulmarg in October 2024. This context adds a layer of urgency to Modi’s visit, as the public grapples with the ongoing threat of violence⁣ and the government’s response. ‌The political landscape ⁣in Kashmir‍ remains fraught, and the Prime Minister’s visit could⁢ be‌ seen as a pivotal moment in addressing these pressing security concerns.