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Watch| 'What you desire will happen': Defence Minister Rajnath Singh hints at certain retaliation for Pahalgam attack
Speaking at a function at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi, Singh reiterated the government's firm determination to protect India's security. "As a defence minister, it is my duty to provide security to the country's borders as well as my soldiers. It is my duty to provide a befitting response to those who take the liberty of attacking our nation," he asserted, reiterating India's position against terrorism.
Himanta to Raise Gaurav Gogoi’s Alleged Pakistan Visit with Kharge; Congress Leader Responds Sharply
Campaigning for the next panchayat polls, Sarma alleged that Gogoi's wife, British citizen Elizabeth Colburn, had made 19 trips between India and Pakistan. "Congressmen and Pakistanis are one, they sympathize with Pakistan," he stated. "I am going to see Kharge with all this evidence. We need answers. I will ask him—if your MP acts like this, why allot him a ticket? This is not going to stop here—it will go higher."
Rajnath Singh Warns of Strong Retaliation Against Threats to India's Security
His statement is made at a moment when bilateral relations are heating up fast. Addressing a function in Delhi, Singh stated, "I want to assure you that under Prime Minister Modi's leadership, what you desire will certainly happen."
Dilip Ghosh Acknowledges Rift with BJP’s Bengal Leadership
This comes after he faced flak for visiting the inauguration of the Lord Jagannath Temple in Digha, East Midnapore—an event not approved by the BJP.
Karnataka Minister Zameer Khan’s ‘Suicide Bomber’ Statement for India in Pakistan Conflict Sparks Controversy
In his previous media encounter, Minister Zameer once again supported India's national identity, stating, "I have said it time and again: We are Indians, we are Hindustanis. We have no relation at all with Pakistan. I say again, we have no connection with Pakistan. I am willing to fight a war if necessary. Even as a minister, if I am deployed on the battlefield, I am willing to go and fight against Pakistan."
India will take firm, decisive actions against terrorists and their backers, says PM Modi
The attack, which resulted in the death of over 26 innocent civilians, has led to a harsh retaliation from New Delhi. During a joint press briefing with Angolan President Joao Manuel Goncalves Lourenco, PM Modi stated, "We stand strongly against terrorism. I appreciated President Lourenco and people of Angola extending their condolences to those martyred in the terror attack in Pahalgam."
Farooq Abdullah Supports Caste Census for Muslims
"The caste census is a very positive step. It will tell us the proportion of Dalits, Muslims, Sikhs, Christians, Buddhists, and others. Everyone will be aware of where they belong," Abdullah said in an interview with IANS.
Tharoor's presence at Ker port inauguration to give 'sleepless nights' to many, Says Narendra Modi
Accompanied by Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and senior Congress MP Shashi Tharoor—whose attendance Modi jokingly indicated would give "sleepless nights" to many political observers— Modi inaugurated the port.
BJP Accuses Cong Govt of Pushing Karnataka Toward Kashmir-like Situation After Hindu Activist's Murder
BJP State President B. Y. Vijayendra blamed the Congress government for pushing the state towards a Kashmiri situation, citing the rise in attacks and murders of Hindus in the state. He also expressed alarm at the increasing violence, stating, "The memories of the massacre of Hindus in Kashmir are still fresh, and now this murder is adding to the sense of insecurity among the people."
Amit Shah Vows to Hunt Down Every Terrorist, Promises Justice for Pahalgam Massacre
In his initial public address after the horrific attack, Shah cautioned the terrorists and their sponsors that the fight was by no means over. He ensured that the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi would react strongly to the cowardly attack.
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