Says if Pakistan or terrorists sponsored by it repeat any mistake they will pay a heavy price
Srinagar: Reiterating that the Indian Army neutralised terrorists in their homeland, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday warned Pakistan and the terrorists sponsored by it of dire consequences if they repeat the mistake of attacking India again.
Addressing an election rally at Darbhanga’s Jale constituency in Bihar, Shah, according to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said, “If Pakistan sponsored terrorists repeat any mistake again they will get goli ka jawab goley se (they will face cannons for bullets).”
Shah said that the cannons to be used against terrorists will be ‘made-in-Bihar.’
Referring to April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, that left 26 people, mostly tourists dead, Shah said, “Terrorists from Pakistan attacked our citizens in Pahalgam. They wiped off Sindoor from the foreheads of our mothers and sisters. PM Modi avenged it by launching Operation Sindoor within 20 days. The Indian Army neutralised the terrorists on Pakistani land.”
“Unlike the previous Congress regime, the government under PM Modi’s leadership is committed to the safety and security of the nation,” he said.
Shah said the government has delivered multiple countermeasures to cross-border terrorism, citing the surgical strikes, air strikes, and the recent Operation Sindoor. “In the past, terrorists would strike India and slip away unpunished. Now, under PM Modi’s leadership, India responds inside Pakistan through precise operations,” he said.
The Home Minister launched a scathing attack at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and accused him of supporting illegal immigrants.
“His (Rahul’s) recent yatra was aimed at protecting those entering India illegally.”
“Rahul Gandhi came to Bihar two and a half months ago and took out a ‘ghuspaithiya bachao yatra’. Lalu Prasad joined hands with him. They want to protect infiltrators. But the NDA government will ensure that every illegal immigrant is identified and removed from the country,” Shah said.
Shifting his focus to opposition politics, the Home Minister accused the Congress and Lalu Prasad Yadav’s party of safeguarding Article 370 for decades. “For nearly 70 years, the Congress-Lalu alliance protected Article 370. It was Prime Minister Modi who finally ended it on August 5, 2019,” Shah said—(KNO)
