Prime Minister Narendra Modi hit out at Pakistan for exporting terrorists not only in the region but all over the globe.
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Addressing a press-conference in Lucknow, Mayawati said that the present BJP led NDA dispensation could go to any extent to gain a political mileage.
Sources in the NIA have said they are banking on technical support from the National Technical Research Organisation that is working on retrieving data from a damaged Global Positioning System instrument recovered from the attack site. He said soon there will come a time when the people of Pakistan will revolt against Pakistan. News anchors from both countries have made some fervent statements, including one of the top news anchors from India, Arnab Goswami, who said India should bring Pakistan down to their knees.
The Uri assault has plummeted the already frosty India-Pakistan ties to a new low amid apprehensions it may even trigger an armed conflict between the two nuclear-powered neighbours.
The Prime Minister said the youngman took a “resolve that he would study for three extra hours daily, be a good citizen and serve the nation”.
Modi also reached out to the people of Pakistan and asked them to question their Government as to why it kept talking about Kashmir and misleading them when it could not handle PoK, Baluchistan and Gilgit and recalled how it could not handle Bangladesh, which was once its part.
Reposing faith in the Indian army, the Prime Minister said it will foil all such designs through its bravery.
“I want to tell Pakistan that India is ready to fight you”. India has been successful in isolating you (Pakistan) globally, and we will intensify our efforts to make sure that you are isolated globally.
A man lights a candle during a vigil for the soldiers who were killed after gunmen attacked an Indian army base in Kashmir’s Uri in Ahmedabad, India, September 22, 2016.
“Our 18 soldiers had to sacrifice their lives because of terrorists exported by our neighbouring country”. “Today, Pakistan has been told in strong words that India will not tolerate terrorism”, said Prasad.
People of the country are “upset” with BJP government due to terrorist attacks on soldiers and want such incidents to end, Mayawati said.
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Modi also claimed that the Indian army had foiled 17 infiltration attempts across the border, killing 110 “fidayeen terrorists” in the last few months. If you have guts, come forward to fight against poverty. “Let us see which country wins, India or Pakistan”. “Who is able to defeat poverty and illiteracy first, Pakistan or India” he added.
