Respect you more for standing up against atrocities: Robert Vadra to Priyanka

July 20, 2019 16:08

Robert Vadra on Saturday lauded his wife and Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra for meeting family members of the Sonbhadra clash victims, saying he respects her even more for standing up against atrocities on the villagers.

Family members of the Sonbhadra clash victims Saturday met Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi at the Chunar guesthouse in Mirzapur district, where she spent a night in detention.

12 members of the affected families met the Congress general secretary at the guesthouse, senior party leader Ajay Rai said.

'I have always respected your qualities of compassion,empathy & sincerity. Today, Priyanka,I respect you more for standing up against atrocities on villagers,' Robert Vadra tweeted.

'You were there to console them, when government refused to listen to wails of the families.Priyanka, do what is right for the nation,' he said. -- PTI

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