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Amit Shah credits Modi for ending the Kashmir terror ecosystem, blames Congress for the rise
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 55474, member: 636"] Home Minister Amit Shah delivered sharp criticism against Congress during Wednesday's Rajya Sabha session. The minister defended government responses following the Pahalgam terror incident and military operations Sindoor and Mahadev. Shah blamed the opposition party for practicing secular appeasement politics throughout its tenure. He declared that the Modi administration had successfully dismantled Kashmir's longstanding terrorism networks. The minister argued that Congress policies enabled separatist movements to gain strength across the valley. Shah stated that terrorist burial practices had transformed under current leadership from public ceremonies to immediate site interments. The government eliminated Jamaat-e-Islami's educational influence and dismantled Hurriyat's legitimacy that Congress had previously granted. Article 370's revocation on August 5, 2019 represented the foundation for creating a terror-free Kashmir according to the minister. Shah emphasized that the Modi government removed both problematic legislation and the underlying attitudes that permitted terrorism to prosper. [/QUOTE]
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