Controversial statement of Congress MP.
Now the date of Lok Sabha elections can be announced any time in the country. Meanwhile, a round of controversial statements from political parties has also started. A controversial statement was also seen in Kerala on Wednesday. Congress MP Anto Antony has said that in the year 2019, BJP had won by taking advantage of the sacrifice of the soldiers killed in the Pulwama attack. At the same time, he made a big statement that Pakistan had no involvement in the Pulwama attack. Let us know the whole matter.
What did the Congress MP say?
Claimed in a press conference on Wednesday that Pakistan had no involvement in the Pulwama attack in 2019. Taking aim at the central government, Antony asked whether it did not win the last elections by taking advantage of the sacrifices of those soldiers who were deployed in difficult areas while protecting the country? Antony is the Congress candidate from Pathanamthitta Lok Sabha seat. He has been representing this seat since 2014.
BJP demanded action
BJP is enraged over the controversial statement given by Congress MP Anto Antony regarding Pulwama attack. The party reacted strongly to Antony’s statement and demanded registration of a case of treason against him. Kerala BJP President K Surendran said the Congress MP has insulted the country by denying Pakistan’s role in the Pulwama terror attack. He said that Antony should be charged with treason and arrested.
Know about Pulwama attack
Let us tell you that on February 14, 2019, terrorists had targeted a CRPF convoy in Pulwama on the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway in Jammu and Kashmir, in which about 40 soldiers were killed. In this attack, the name of Jaish-e-Muhammad, a terrorist organization linked to Pakistan, had come to light. In return, India also carried out air strikes on terrorist camps located in Pakistan. (input language)
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