BJP Spokesperson Criticizes Recent Attack in Kashmir, Claims Terrorism is Nearly Eradicated
BJP spokesperson Pratul Shah Dev condemns the recent attack in Kashmir, asserting that terrorism in the region is nearly eradicated.
Ranchi, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : In Ranchi, BJP spokesperson Pratul Shah Dev addressed the media on November 12, discussing a recent attack on the CRPF in Kashmir. He referenced Sonia Gandhi’s past failure to become Prime Minister, noting her claim of support from 272 MPs which she could not substantiate when asked by the President.
Shah Dev condemned the attack on the CRPF, labeling it as cowardly. He asserted that terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir is nearly eradicated, suggesting that isolated incidents are orchestrated by terrorists seeking relevance. “Their relevance has long since faded,” he stated, adding that had the CRPF not returned fire, the situation could have resulted in significant casualties.
Turning to the case of Nisha Bhagat, a tribal girl from Gumla, Shah Dev criticized the state government. He mentioned that the chairperson of the National Commission for Women recently visited Jharkhand and met with Nisha’s family. Her mother claimed that there are efforts to protect Ajay Tirkey, who is allegedly close to Chief Minister Hemant Soren, which has hindered his arrest.
Shah Dev also highlighted the Supreme Court’s recognition of dying declarations as valid evidence. He referred to a Facebook video where Nisha accused several individuals shortly before her tragic suicide, including the local police station chief, who has only been suspended and not arrested.
In his remarks about Sonia Gandhi, Shah Dev described her as a classic case of political failure. He recalled her declaration of having 272 MPs’ support during her visit to the President’s residence, which she could not prove when challenged. He suggested that local and regional parties likely withdrew their support, preventing her from assuming the role of Prime Minister.
Shah Dev concluded by asserting that her allies did not want her in that position, leading her to settle for the chairpersonship of the National Advisory Council as the next best option.
