Home Minister Amit Shah addressed Parliament during discussions about Operation Sindoor on Wednesday. Shah accused the Congress party of creating conditions that led to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and territorial losses to neighboring countries. The minister criticized what he termed Congress's appeasement strategies designed to secure specific voter demographics.
Shah firmly stated that Hindu individuals cannot be classified as terrorists. He condemned the previous Congress administrations for promoting the concept of saffron terror against the majority community. The minister referenced the Batla House incident, where he claimed Sonia Gandhi sympathized with the attackers rather than fallen police officer Mohan Sharma.
The Home Minister questioned Congress leaders who met Chinese representatives during the Doklam border tensions. Shah responded to P Chidambaram's criticism about Operation Sindoor's effectiveness by comparing it to previous military conflicts. He emphasized that Prime Minister Modi's administration has successfully deterred cross-border terrorist activities through strong military responses.
Shah firmly stated that Hindu individuals cannot be classified as terrorists. He condemned the previous Congress administrations for promoting the concept of saffron terror against the majority community. The minister referenced the Batla House incident, where he claimed Sonia Gandhi sympathized with the attackers rather than fallen police officer Mohan Sharma.
The Home Minister questioned Congress leaders who met Chinese representatives during the Doklam border tensions. Shah responded to P Chidambaram's criticism about Operation Sindoor's effectiveness by comparing it to previous military conflicts. He emphasized that Prime Minister Modi's administration has successfully deterred cross-border terrorist activities through strong military responses.
