NEW DELHI: A day after J&K governor Satya Pal Malik offered Rahul Gandhi a plane to visit Kashmir and see the ground situation, the Congress leader on Tuesday accepted the invite.However, taking a dig at the governor's "gracious invitation", Rahul said he did not need a plane but the freedom to travel and meet people, leaders and soldiers there."A delegation of opposition leaders & I will take you up on your gracious invitation to visit J&K and Ladakh," Rahul said in a tweet."We won’t need an aircraft but please ensure us the freedom to travel & meet the people, mainstream leaders and our soldiers stationed over there," he said.On Monday, the J&K governor had hit out at Rahul Gandhi for his remarks that there have been reports of violence in Kashmir, saying he will send him an aircraft to visit the valley and observe the ground situation.The governor had said Rahul Gandhi should feel ashamed about the behaviour of one of his leaders who was talking like an "idiot" in Parliament."I have invited Rahul Gandhi to come here. I will send you a plane, to observe (the situation) and then speak up. You are a responsible person and you should not speak like this," Malik had said.Malik was replying to a question about statements and reports by some leaders and the media about the violence in Kashmir.