Terrorist Control in Pakistan: Indian Army Prepared to Respond, Says MoS Defence
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Synopsis
Union Minister Sanjay Seth claims Pakistan is controlled by terrorists, vowing that the Indian Army will respond decisively to the Pahalgam attack. He emphasizes global support and unity among Indian citizens in combating terrorism.
Key Takeaways
- Pakistan is under terrorist influence.
- Indian Army ready to retaliate against attacks.
- Repatriation of Pakistani nationals in India.
- Global support for PM Modi's anti-terrorism stance.
- Unity among Indian citizens is crucial.
New Delhi, April 26 (NationPress) Union Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth asserted on Saturday that Pakistan is currently governed by terrorists, and the Indian Army is poised to deliver a fitting response to the recent terror attack in Pahalgam that resulted in the loss of 26 lives.
In an interview with IANS, MoS Seth stated that according to the advisory from the Union Home Ministry, Pakistani nationals residing in India will be repatriated.
Regarding the decision to send back individuals from Pakistan, he emphasized: "Why not? They have taken the lives of our innocent citizens. Every Pakistani in India must leave the country. This is why Union Home Minister Amit Shah has consulted with all Chief Ministers to discuss identifying and returning every Pakistani national in the country..."
He underscored that Pakistan serves as a haven for terrorists, noting: "Pakistan has acknowledged that they have been operating terrorist bases for the last 30 years. India has long maintained that Pakistan is a terrorist nation that shelters terrorists. Pakistan's intentions will not prevail."
He also highlighted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has waged an open war against terrorism, asserting that those who attack the essence of India will be crushed.
Pointing to global backing in the battle against terrorism, the MoS remarked: "The entire world stands with PM Modi in the mission to eradicate terrorists. Prime Minister Modi has stated that such terrorists should be eliminated."
Expressing condolences to the families of the victims in the terror attack, he stated: "Approximately 140 crore citizens are united with the families affected."
MoS Seth urged the citizens to remain united in supporting the government, asserting that this would send a powerful message to Pakistan and assist in preventing future incidents.
He expressed optimism that the Indian government and military would succeed in eradicating terrorism.
