<p>It is a gift that five-year-old Anabia, a resident of Bilariyaganj in Uttar Pradesh’s Azamgarh district would want to cherish for lifelong. After all, it was sent by her ‘Priyanka aunty’ (Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra).</p>.<p>The gift, included a school bag, stationery, chocolate, lunch box, and a teddy bear.</p>.<p>Priyanka had met Anabia, when the former had visited Bilariyaganj to meet the women, who had staged protests against CAA a few days ago.</p>.<p>Anabia was also part of the women protesters though she was in the lap of her ‘khala’ (mother’s sister) when the cop had resorted to a lathi-charge to disperse them from the park.</p>.<p>The little girl broke into tears when Priyanka took her in her lap during the visit.</p>.<p>In the letter, that accompanied the gift, the Congress leader asked Anabia to be a “brave girl”. “Call me whenever you want,” Priyanka said. A senior Congress leader said that the gift to the little girl was proof that Priyanka shared the agony of the women anti-CAA protesters.</p>.<p>For Priyanka’s rivals, the gift may be a political ploy to gain the support of the Muslim community for her party, but for little Anabia it is a souvenir.</p>
<p>It is a gift that five-year-old Anabia, a resident of Bilariyaganj in Uttar Pradesh’s Azamgarh district would want to cherish for lifelong. After all, it was sent by her ‘Priyanka aunty’ (Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra).</p>.<p>The gift, included a school bag, stationery, chocolate, lunch box, and a teddy bear.</p>.<p>Priyanka had met Anabia, when the former had visited Bilariyaganj to meet the women, who had staged protests against CAA a few days ago.</p>.<p>Anabia was also part of the women protesters though she was in the lap of her ‘khala’ (mother’s sister) when the cop had resorted to a lathi-charge to disperse them from the park.</p>.<p>The little girl broke into tears when Priyanka took her in her lap during the visit.</p>.<p>In the letter, that accompanied the gift, the Congress leader asked Anabia to be a “brave girl”. “Call me whenever you want,” Priyanka said. A senior Congress leader said that the gift to the little girl was proof that Priyanka shared the agony of the women anti-CAA protesters.</p>.<p>For Priyanka’s rivals, the gift may be a political ploy to gain the support of the Muslim community for her party, but for little Anabia it is a souvenir.</p>