Srinagar, May 21 (Agencies): In a bold political move, the All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) has dispatched a five-member delegation to Jammu and Kashmir for a three-day visit, aiming to express solidarity with families affected by recent cross-border attacks. The delegation, led by Derek O’Brien, will tour Srinagar, Poonch, and Rajouri from May 21 to 23, engaging with locals and assessing the ground situation.
The visit comes in the wake of heightened tensions along the Line of Control (LoC), where recent ceasefire violations have led to casualties and displacement. AITC Chairperson Mamata Banerjee has reportedly directed the delegation to provide firsthand reports on the humanitarian impact of these incidents.
Who’s in the Delegation?
The team includes:
– Derek O’Brien – Senior AITC leader and Rajya Sabha MP
– Nadimul Haque – Member of Parliament
– Sagarika Ghose – Journalist and political analyst
– Manas Ranjhan Bhunia – Veteran politician
– Mamta Thakur – Social activist and AITC representative
Political Implications
AITC’s move signals a strong political statement ahead of upcoming elections, positioning the party as a voice for national unity and humanitarian concerns. The delegation’s findings could shape future policy discussions on border security and civilian welfare.
What’s Next?
The delegation is expected to meet local leaders, security officials, and affected families, with a detailed report likely to be presented to the AITC leadership upon their return. Their visit has already sparked discussions across political circles, with analysts speculating on its long-term impact on national security policies.
Stay tuned for more updates as the delegation’s visit unfolds.
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