New Delhi: Former Indian all-rounder Irfan Pathan has called upon the world leaders to intensify their attempts at stopping the Israel-Hamas war, stressing on need for the leaders to focus on the fact that children, aged less than 10 years, are being killed in Gaza every day.

Pathan joined the bandwagon of celebrities, politicians and sportspersons from across the world speaking out on the issue, expressing his opinion on social media.

On his 'X' account on Friday, Pathan posted, "Every day, innocent kids aged 0-10 in Gaza are losing lives and the world remains silent. As a sportsperson, I can only speak out, but it's high time for world leaders to unite and put an end to this senseless killing."

 
 
 
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Wayanad/New Delhi (PTI): Congress MP from Wayanad Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Friday said she met Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, seeking his intervention to expedite pending road infrastructure works in her constituency, including those aimed at addressing landslide issues at the Thamarassery pass.

Sharing photographs of the meeting on the social media platform 'X', Priyanka said Gadkari, the Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, heard her concerns and sought updates from the relevant officials.

In her post, she expressed hope that the pressing issues she raised, which directly affect public safety and daily life, would receive the attention and urgency they deserve.

“Met respected Gadkari to raise issues concerning my constituency, Wayanad, and urged that pending works be expedited without further delay. He was kind enough to hear my concerns and get updates from the relevant officers,” she said.

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“I sincerely hope these pressing issues, which directly affect people’s safety and daily lives, will receive the attention and urgency they deserve,” she added.

A day earlier, Priyanka had sought an appointment with Gadkari in Parliament, saying she had been seeking an opportunity since June to discuss issues related to her constituency.

Responding to her request, the minister had said his doors were always open and that she could meet him at any time.

She subsequently met him at his office later the same day.