Why Is AAP Leader Chadha Sending a Strong Message to Pakistan?

New Delhi, May 10 (NationPress) In a bold and charged statement, AAP MP Raghav Chadha on Saturday sent a strong message to Pakistan while commending 'Operation Sindoor' following the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam. He referred to India’s long-standing doctrine of restraint coupled with decisive retaliation, declaring, "We don’t initiate conflicts, but we never leave them unresolved."

"The reality is that while you can change your friends, your neighbor remains constant. If that neighbor is Pakistan, then it is our primary duty to hold it accountable," Chadha emphasized.

He criticized the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, labeling it as "a stain on humanity's history," and highlighted that India has commenced avenging it through the "first step of Operation Sindoor."

Paying tribute to the valor of the Indian Armed Forces, he remarked, "The manner in which our military is battling with exceptional bravery and valor indicates that this time, terrorism will be eradicated."

Chadha called on all citizens to unite in support of the families of soldiers and uplift their spirits.

"We ought to pray to our respective deities for the safety of our troops and stand by their families like a rock," he remarked, commending the contributions of women such as Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh.

"Families that send their daughters to uphold the nation’s honor and sons to safeguard the borders deserve our steadfast support."

He reminded Pakistan of its historical defeats, stating, "India triumphed over Pakistan in 1971, leading to the surrender of over 90,000 soldiers and the formation of Bangladesh. In Siachen in 1984 and Kargil in 1999, our military thwarted their cowardly ambitions."

"India toh Pakistan ka baap hai, aur baap toh hamesha baap hota hai (India is Pakistan's father and a father always remains the father)," Chadha asserted.

Criticizing Pakistan’s legacy of harboring terrorists, Chadha recalled past attacks, including the Mumbai assault in 2008, the Parliament attack in 2001, and the Pulwama tragedy in 2019.

"The nation that constantly begs before the world and nourishes terrorists instead of its own children will now encounter the united fury of every Indian," he cautioned.

"India is the land of Buddha, but also of Arjun and Bhim. While we inherit the values of Gandhi, we also carry the legacy of Bhagat Singh and Chandrashekhar Azad," he stated, drawing from history to emphasize India’s determination.

He concluded with a stern message: "India is reminding Pakistan of its defeats, from 1971 to Kargil. If you do not amend your ways, it won't be long before the Ganga flows from Kashi to Islamabad, and the Indian Tricolor waves over Rawalpindi. Jai Hind."