Pappu Yadav Criticizes Government Following CRPF Attack in Kulgam
Pappu Yadav condemns the governments handling of terrorism after a recent CRPF attack, highlighting the ongoing violence in India.
Kulgam, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : In a recent statement, independent MP Rajesh Ranjan, commonly known as Pappu Yadav, expressed his outrage over the terrorist attack on CRPF personnel in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Speaking from Purnia, Bihar, he also commented on Sonia Gandhi’s new book, which discusses various political dynamics in the state.
Yadav referenced Sonia Gandhi’s insights on Bihar’s political landscape, mentioning the discussions surrounding the prime ministerial position among opposition parties, including Nitish Kumar. He alluded to past political tensions between Kumar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing a long-standing rivalry marked by pride and anger.
He claimed that both Sonia and Rahul Gandhi had hoped for Kumar to lead the opposition alliance. However, he suggested that political maneuvering among leaders like Lalu Prasad Yadav, Tejashwi Yadav, and Mamata Banerjee undermined that possibility. Yadav praised Gandhi’s writing, asserting it reflects untold truths based on her experiences.
Yadav expressed regret that a hasty decision prevented Bihar from potentially producing the next prime minister. He accused Lalu Yadav of prioritizing his son’s political ambitions over Kumar’s aspirations for the prime ministerial role, asserting that Sonia Gandhi’s observations were accurate.
Regarding the Kulgam attack, Yadav noted that over the past twelve years, there have been more than 100 terrorist incidents across the country. He vowed that if his party comes to power, they will produce films about the Pulwama and Pahalgam attacks. He criticized foreign nations, including China, Pakistan, the U.S., and Russia, for allegedly supporting terrorism while Indian soldiers continue to suffer casualties.
Yadav raised concerns about the government’s treatment of soldiers, questioning the criteria for recognizing them as martyrs. He also inquired about the status of the Agniveer scheme and the old pension system, asking whether peace has been achieved in India over the last twelve years.
He accused the BJP of politicizing the military for its own agenda, drawing parallels between the misuse of divine names and the exploitation of the armed forces. Yadav expressed alarm over the ongoing attacks targeting CRPF and BSF personnel, emphasizing the urgent need for accountability and action.
