PM Narendra Modi lashed out at Congress for opposing 2016 Surgical Strike against Pakistan
Reportedly prime minister Narendra Modi on saturday lashed out at the congress for opposing the 2016 surgical strike against pakistan and demanding proof for the same, an allegation that bjp has time and again raised to accuse the grand old party of disrespecting the sacrifices made by soldiers for the country. Addressing an election rally in Jammu, PM Modi said, “The approach of congress has always been negative. They opposed the surgical strike against pakistan and even sought proof of the same. congress is still speaking the pakistan language.”Perhaps he accused the party of carrying a soft attitude against terrorism and said, “Remember that time when bullets were fired from that side and the congress used to wave white flags? When the bjp government responded to the bullets with shells, the people on that side came to their senses.” Emphasising India’s growing defence ability and the government’s anti-terror stance, PM Modi recalled the 2016 surgical strike when the armed forces launched a widening strike against terrorist camps in pakistan Occupied Kashmir.Moreover he further accused the congress of disrespecting the soldiers of the country. “Congress can never respect those who die for the country. It is the same congress which made our army families yearn for ‘One Rank, One Pension’ for 4 decades. congress lied to our soldiers.” PM Modi’s heated remark came ahead of the third phase of the legislative assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir. elections are being held in three phases in the territory.The first phase of assembly polls was held on september 18 while the second phase of polling was held on september 25, in the six districts of Ganderbal, Budgam, Srinagar, and Jammu regions: Rajouri, Reasi, and Poonch. The third and final phase of polling is scheduled for october 1, while the counting of votes will take place on october 8.