The Dhaka Times Desk Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has warned Pakistan and Pakistan-backed militant groups that the attack on the CRP convoy in Pulwama was a 'big mistake'.
Narendra Modi said, "For this they will have to fork out 'a lot of pills'." The security forces have also been given "full freedom" to meet that expectation.
In addition to the failure of intelligence behind the terrorist attack in Pulwama on Thursday afternoon, fingers are also being pointed at the overall Kashmir policy of the Modi government and the failure to suppress terrorism in the valley.
Also, after the killing of 49 jawans in Pulwama, there have been demands in various parts of the country that revenge should be taken. With the Lok Sabha polls on the doorstep, experts believe that the current Indian government is in quite a quandary.
Many say that it is not possible for Modi, who has boasted of fifty-six inch chest for 5 years, to soften his tone at this time. So there is no other way open to him except to paint eyes on Pakistan.
Narend Modi did the eye-catching task at a ceremony to officially launch the new train-18 at the New Delhi station after the meeting of the Union Cabinet Committee on Safety. To capitalize on the emotion created by the whole of India, he said, 'I understand the anger that has been created in the country due to this attack, the blood of people is getting hot. So it is natural to expect some response. Our security forces have therefore been given complete freedom.'
Although Modi did not mention the name directly, he made it clear that his warning was directed towards Imran Khan's Pakistan and said, "If our neighboring country, which is isolated in the whole world, thinks that it can create instability in India by conspiring, then they should leave that dream. Direction. 'Pakistan, which is going through a financial crisis, is trying to make India worse by sabotaging India's Prime Minister Narend Modi.
On the part of Pakistan, however, no official comment has been made except for a standard statement and denial of responsibility about 10 hours after the terrorist attack on that day. Questions about their role have already started to arise in various circles.
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