Pakistan has forced a long war upon India: Amit Shah
Terming Uri terror attack a transit destination in the “war forced on India by Pakistan”, BJP President Amit Shah today said the attack was an outcome of frustration after 17 infiltration attempts were foiled by security forces.
The final victory will belong to India, Amit Shah also said in his inaugural address at the party’s national council, reports The Times Of India quoting PTI.
Shah said India is committed to giving a strong reply to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, echoing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s view that those who were behind the terror strike will surely be punished.
The BJP chief also blasted Pakistan and supported the Modi government's diplomatic efforts to corner the neighbour, and later made a separate statement on the raging issue with the Prime Minister and entire top leaders of the party present at the occasion, reports The Times Of India quoting PTI.
"BJP feels the widespread anger in the people against the conspirators behind the Uri terror attack. BJP and the central government have adopted the policy of zero tolerance against terrorism from the beginning. A strong reply to defeat such terror attempts will be given. 117 terrorists, which is the highest in recent times, have been killed in the last 8 months as the Centre started its strategic and strong fight against terrorism,” Shah said.
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