“The real face of such people has been exposed after the truth was accepted in the Parliament of our neighbouring country,” he says
Barely a few days after Pakistan’s Science and Technology Minister Fawad Chaudhary claimed in the National Assembly about the country’s role in Pulwama terror attack in which 40 CRPF personnel lost their lives, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said that truth came out in the neighboring country’s parliament about the terror attack.
Mr. Modi also lamented that some forces indulged in “dirty politics” for political gains and said that all should refrain from politics which can affect the morale of the country’s security forces.
“The real face of such people has been exposed after the truth was accepted in the Parliament of our neighbouring country,” he said, addressing Ekta Parade at Statue of Unity, Kevadiaya, on the occasion of Sardar Patel’s birth anniversary.
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“The country can never forget that some people were not saddened at the sacrifice of the security personnel during the Pulwama attack. At that time, these people were only doing politics…I request them not to do such politics in the interest of the nation,” Mr. Modi said, stressing that terrorism remains a global challenge for peace.
“The way some forces have openly come in support of terrorism is a global concern for world peace and humanity. It is more imperative now than ever that all nations, governments and sects must unite to defeat all forces that aid and abet terrorism,” he added.
The Prime Minister also sought to assure the countrymen that Indian soldiers have the power to give a befitting reply to those eyeing the land of the country and protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
“India’s posture and approach at its borders have changed. Our brave soldiers are fully equipped and prepared to give a befitting reply to those who put their evil eyes on us. Security apparatus and infrastructure along our borders are stronger than ever!”
Talking about borders, Mr. Modi also mentioned infrastructure projects like roads, bridges and tunnels along the border regions being developed by the country.