PM Modi Criticizes Congress over Historical Missteps in PoK Tensions

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress party for past decisions leading to unresolved issues with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). He questioned Congress's historical accountability in letting PoK go and stressed that India's proactive measures have curbed terrorism. Home Minister Amit Shah reiterated that errors by prior Congress governments, beginning with Jawaharlal Nehru, have kept India struggling with the consequences.

In a striking rebuke to the Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the opposition of being responsible for India's ongoing issues regarding Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Modi called on Congress to acknowledge those historical blunders which he claims led to the current situation.

Addressing the Lok Sabha during a debate, Modi emphasized the unwavering global support for India's actions against terrorism, contrasting it with Congress's lack of support for Indian troops. He criticized Congress for its alleged dependence on outside influences and for questioning military operations like Operation Sindoor.

Adding to the critique, Home Minister Amit Shah chided the Congress party for historically failing to reclaim Pakistani territories in Kashmir. He attributed the creation of Pakistan and lingering territorial strife to the party's past errors, notably under Jawaharlal Nehru's leadership.

(With inputs from agencies.)