"I can proudly say that no Hindu can ever be a terrorist".
Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in Rajya Sabha: "...Earlier, we only kept sending dossiers, but Narendra Modi gave a reply to them (Pakistan) with airstrike and surgical strike...Khauf paida ho gaya...".
"Congress has no right to ask the BJP questions about terrorism. The only reason terrorism spread in the country was because of Congress' votebank and appeasement politics," said Shah.
"...I admit that even today Pakistan is able to do some terrorist attacks and there is infiltration, but the number of incidents is reducing.
The Narendra Modi government is committed to ending terrorism and infiltration."
"We attacked their (Pakistan) terror camps, terror launching pads and terror training camps, but they (Pakistan) considered it as an attack on their country.
As a response, on 8th May, Pakistan attacked residential areas in India and defence installations.
On 9th May, India attacked and destroyed Pakistan's 11 defence installations and airbases...After this, Pakistan was not in a position to fight back...", the Home Minister said responding to the two-day debate.
On Jammu and Kashmir, he said:
"...Today, standing in this House, I promise that Jammu & Kashmir will be free from terrorism. This is the resolve of the Narendra Modi government."
"...Yesterday, you (Congress) were asking why they(Pahalgam terrorists) were killed on this day? (July 28th)
Why should they not have been killed yesterday?
Because Rahul Gandhi was supposed to deliver his speech? It doesn't work like this. The entire country is seeing that Congress' priority is not national security and ending terrorism but it is politics, their vote bank and appeasement politics...", he said.
Opposition MPs staged walk out in Rajya Sabha after their demand for the PM Narendra Modi's reply in the House on Operation Sindoor was turned down by the Govt.
"Congress MP Prithviraj Chavan has said that the government knows nothing except naming operations on the basis of religion.
But the Congress doesn’t understand that 'Har Har Mahadev' is not just a religious slogan...They see everything from the angle of Hindu-Muslim," he said.
On another Congress leader P Chidambaram's remarks, he said:
"Chidambaram said that it cannot be said that Operation Sindoor was decisive. I would like to respond to him, even though he is not (present) here.
Were the 1965 and 1971 wars decisive? If yes, then why did terrorism continue to spread?
Until the enemy is either afraid or reformed, there won’t be a decisive end. For all these years, no action was taken to intimidate them, so why would they be afraid? ... I can proudly say that no Hindu can ever be a terrorist."
“Mr P Chidambaram demanded my resignation and questioned the Indian government’s Operation Sindoor.
He repeatedly challenged the evidence that those involved in the Pahalgam attack were Pakistani terrorists. Today, I want to ask him, who was he trying to protect? Pakistan? Lashkar-e-Taiba?
Or the terrorists themselves?
Aren’t you ashamed of this? But by God’s grace, on the very day he raised these questions, all three terrorists were killed.”
Shah also stated:
"They (Opposition leaders) are asking on whose request the ceasefire happened, it didn’t happen on anyone’s request. Pakistan, brought to its knees, called our Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) and pleaded to stop.
From the very beginning, our intention was not war, nor did we want to harm the people of Pakistan. Prime Minister Modi immediately said that if Pakistan is willing to stop, then let it stop.
But even now, Rahul Gandhi is trying to escalate the matter and questioning it... Some people even raised doubts about who exactly was killed."
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