BJP leader Dilip Ghosh strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 individuals, calling it an assault on India’s values of peace and non-violence. He emphasized that India, the land of Gautam Buddha and Mahatma Gandhi, would not tolerate any form of terrorism. Ghosh asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is leading the nation’s efforts against terrorism, and the entire country supports the government’s stance.
Reacting to Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari’s controversial remarks about India over the suspension of the Indus water treaty, Ghosh dismissed the threat, stating that Pakistan’s habit of making “futile statements” has no impact on India. He also pointed out the ongoing instability in Pakistan, claiming that Al-Qaeda and Afghanistan are causing chaos within the country.
Further criticizing Pakistan’s actions, Ghosh referred to the repeated violations of agreements between India and Pakistan since 1947, including the Shimla Agreement, and dismissed any calls for dialogue with the neighboring country, suggesting that it was now time for action rather than talks.