Mehbooba Mufti's daughter's touching post on 'Daughter's Day'

September 22, 2019 14:11

After a gap of 46 days, the Twitter account of former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti started sending out tweets on Friday with her daughter Iltija Mufti operating it with "due authorisation".

On Sunday, a touching post was put out to celebrate Daughter's Day.

The tweet read: "In normal circumstances, Id have bullied you into calling me your favourite daughter on #DaughtersDay. But these arent ordinary times. Its been 48 days since you were taken from us. Hardest are days when I dream of you & wake up with an agonising pain in my heart. Love you mum."

The post comes with a photo of a young Mufti with a child in her arms.

On Friday, Iltija Mufti at the India Today conclave said that ordinary Kashmiris look at India as an occupying force. "Kashmiris feel a deep sense of shock and betrayal. I dont know how you are going to undo the damage and the pain you have inflicted on the Kashmiri people," she said.

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