North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Sir, my son was brutally killed… Just give us justice!” – Saying this, a mother hugged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and wept bitterly. This was a painful scene in Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh, where a few days ago, a Dalit youth Hariom was beaten to death. On Tuesday, when Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra reached the house of the victim’s family, the atmosphere there became sad.
The pain of a mother immersed in the grief of losing her son spilled over after seeing Rahul Gandhi. She kept crying clinging to him. At the same time, the sister of deceased Hariom looked at Rahul and said, “Now you are the Messiah for us… only you can provide justice.”
Rahul gave confidence to brother and son
Seeing this condition of the family, Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi also became emotional. He consoled Hariom’s mother and sister. Wiping the mother’s tears, Rahul Gandhi said, “Don’t worry, I am like your son. I am your brother. We will not leave you alone. Whatever battle we have to fight for justice, we will fight.”
He also handed over a check of financial assistance to the family and promised that he will keep his close watch on this case and ensure that the culprits get the harshest punishment.
What was the whole matter of Hariom murder case?
This Dalit youth of Mainpuri, Hariom, was accused of theft and some bullies tied him to a tree and beat him mercilessly, due to which he died. This incident had raised serious questions on law and order in the entire state.
targeted the government
After meeting the family, Rahul Gandhi, while talking to the media, also fiercely targeted the Yogi government of the state. He said, “An atmosphere of hatred is being created here. The poor, Dalits and backward classes are being crushed. If the Constitution is abolished in this country, similar incidents will continue to happen. We stand with this family and will fight this fight for justice from Parliament to the streets.”
This visit of Rahul and Priyanka has brought a ray of hope for the family, which has lost their son and is now wandering from door to door for justice.
