‘Apologize to Nation’: BJP on Chidambaram’s 26/11 mountain

New Delhi, Former Union Minister P. After Chidambaram’s revelation, 30 September (IANS) said that the then United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government considered military vengeance after 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, but on Tuesday, leaders of Bajan launched a scary attack on the Congress party due to US pressure and diplomatic advice.

Reacting to Chidambaram’s comments, BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad said, “It is not not shocking at all. We have been saying this for a long time. It was his weakness. Why did Chidambaram suddenly remember all this after so many years?”

BJP MP Arun Sao criticized the operation of national security of the Congress, saying, “If there is a terrorist attack on the country, the government should not come under pressure. Under Prime Minister Modi, India is responding to cross -border terrorism. All this is about leadership ability. The Congress is seen to stand with Pakistan.

BJP leader Rameshwar Sharma said, “Congress leaders are gradually revealing the truth. Did they accept it back, the country would have rejected him outright. When Atal Bihari was the Prime Minister, the US asked him not to conduct a nuclear test. Saying that it is not the same thing. For India.

Another BJP leader, Asim Arun also slammed the Congress government and said, “What Chidambaram has said is not surprising. The Congress -led UPA was known for policy paralysis. We all knew that Pakistan was behind the 26/11 attacks. PM Modi decisively responded to the blast.”

Chidambaram recently said in an interview, “I came to say to me and Prime Minister two or three days after taking over,” Please do not react. ” I said that this is a decision for the government.

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He further revealed that the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had discussed possible vengeance while the attacks were still going on. However, the UPA government was eventually advised not to react military military by the Ministry of External Affairs and senior diplomats.

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