PM Narendra Modi Urges Opposition To Trust India Army; Politics On IAF Strike Pakistan, Balakot
- 5 years ago
Digvijay Singh, Mamata Banerjee, Kapil Sibal Doubted Air strikes On Pakistan's Balakot: PM Modi Urges Opposition To Trust India Army.
As the political blame game over the Indian strike on Balakot terror camp peaks, now Congress leader Digvijay Singh appears to have crossed the line. He referred to the Pulwama attack as an 'accident' a major backlash has now ensued against Singh. Earlier, Prime Minister Modi hit out at the opposition for questioning air strikes claiming that it was Pakistan and its media who were making the most out of their statements. Urging the parties to trust our forces, he hailed the air force's courage. PM also delivered a strong message to terrorists claiming that he knows how to give them a proper hisaab. Meanwhile, many opposition leaders hit out at the Modi government for allegedly politicising strikes, demanding proof and calling it a big gimmick ahead of the 2019 elections.
As the political blame game over the Indian strike on Balakot terror camp peaks, now Congress leader Digvijay Singh appears to have crossed the line. He referred to the Pulwama attack as an 'accident' a major backlash has now ensued against Singh. Earlier, Prime Minister Modi hit out at the opposition for questioning air strikes claiming that it was Pakistan and its media who were making the most out of their statements. Urging the parties to trust our forces, he hailed the air force's courage. PM also delivered a strong message to terrorists claiming that he knows how to give them a proper hisaab. Meanwhile, many opposition leaders hit out at the Modi government for allegedly politicising strikes, demanding proof and calling it a big gimmick ahead of the 2019 elections.