Kozhikode (Keralam): Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Friday visited various educational institutions and inaugurated development initiatives in her constituency spread across Kozhikode, Wayanad and Malappuram districts in Keralam, her office said.

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Priyanka has been in her constituency since Wednesday, and she will leave for New Delhi on Saturday.

She inaugurated a digital classroom at the Government Higher Secondary School in Puthuppadi, Kozhikode, built at a cost of Rs 14 lakh, funded under her Member of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme, on Friday noon.

Priyanka inaugurated the facility by writing a message of greetings on the digital screen, her office said.

Later, she visited the Indira Gandhi Model Residential School in Nilambur, Malappuram, where she was accompanied by Minister A P Anilkumar and MLA Aryadan Shoukath.

She was received by District Collector Vinay Goyal, Sub-Collector Sakshi Mohan and school authorities. She also received a guard of honour from the Student Police Cadets.

Priyanka interacted with students and teachers and discussed the facilities available at the school.

She also flagged off five school buses purchased using funds from her MP local area development scheme at a function held at Government Higher Secondary School, Kappilkarad, in Wandoor, Malappuram.

The buses were allotted to Government Upper Primary School at Pazhayakadakkal in Karuvarakundu, Government High School at Kappil in Wandoor, Government Model Lower Primary School at Kunduthode in Eranad, Government Lower Primary School at Mamankara in Vazhikkadavu and Government Upper Primary School at Paramba in Amarambalam, her office said.

Minister A P Anilkumar, Aryadan Shoukath MLA and local elected representatives attended the function.

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