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Rahul Gandhi also raised 3 questions to PM Modi on Operation Sindoor on 22 May.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi asked 3 questions to Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Friday. A day earlier, Rahul also asked PM Modi 3 questions about Operation Sindoor and India-Pakistan ceasefire.
Rahul has shared the party’s X post in which Jaishankar Dutch broadcaster NOS is shared on his X handle. In this, Jaishankar answered questions on the Pahalgam terror attack and then the tension between India and Pakistan.
Rahul wrote- Will JJ (Jaishankar ji) tell …
- Why is India associated with Pakistan?
- Why did not a single country support us in condemning Pakistan?
- Who asked Trump to “mediate” between India and Pakistan?
The Congress has shared a video clip of the interview given to Jaishankar’s Dutch Dutch Broadcaster NOS on its X handle.
May 22: Rahul asked 3 questions to PM Modi
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had asked 3 questions to PM Modi. Which was on a claim of terrorism, Pakistan’s statement and US President Donald Trump’s arbitration between India and Pakistan. Rahul also had a video clip of PM Modi’s address to the nation with questions asked in his X post.
In this, PM Modi is heard saying- When it was said by Pakistan that no terrorist activity and military audacity would be shown on his behalf, India also considered it. Rahul wrote in X post- Modi ji stop giving hollow speeches. Just tell this … You have compromised on India’s honor. 3 questions from Rahul’s PM …
- Why did you trust Pakistan on terrorism?
- Why did you sacrifice India’s interests by bending in front of Trump?
- Why is your blood hot only in front of cameras?
In Bikaner, the PM said- India has made it clear that Pakistan will have to pay a heavy price for every terrorist attack.
In Bikaner, PM said- there is no blood in my veins, hot vermilion is flowing
This statement of Rahul Gandhi came after PM Modi’s statement in Bikaner, Rajasthan on 22 May. During the Palana area meeting, PM said-
Pakistan can never win a direct fight with India. Therefore, terrorism has been made a weapon against India. Pakistan forgot one thing that now Modi’s servant Modi is standing here. Modi’s mind is cold, remains cold, but Modi’s blood is hot. Now there is no blood in Modi’s veins, hot vermilion is flowing.
Operation Sindoor set three sources to deal with terrorism. First, if there is a terrorist attack on India, there will be a befitting reply. Time will decide our armies, the method will also decide our army and the conditions will also be ours. Second, India is not afraid of the jackal of the atom bomb. Third, we will not see the government of terror and the government of terror separately. Will consider them the same. Read full news …
Jairam Ramesh said- PM’s hollow film dialogue in Bikaner
On PM Modi’s meeting of Bikaner, Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh wrote in the X post- Instead of throwing a grand, but hollow film dialogue in public rallies in Bikaner today, the Prime Minister should answer the serious questions being asked to him.
Jairam questioned- Why are Pahalgam’s cruel killers still open. According to some reports, these terrorists were responsible for terrorist attacks in Poonch, Gagangir and Gulmarg in the last 18 months. Why did PM Modi not chaired any all -party meeting and why not take opposition parties in confidence?
Ramesh said- PM Modi did not call a special session of Parliament to repeat the proposal passed by 22 February 1994 and update it, while the deep connivance between China-Pakistan was clear during Operation Sindoor? Why did you remain silent on the claims being made repeatedly on the American role of President Trump and US Secretary of State Rubio in the last two weeks?
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Jaishankar said- Pakistani Army Chief Munir Religious fundamentalist: Pahalgam attack took place 5 days after his speech
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has described Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir as a religious fundamentalist. He said in an interview to Dutch newspaper De Volksrant on Thursday that religious fanaticism is clearly visible in the views and behavior of Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir. Read full news …
