1. "While I want to eliminate terror, opposition parties are conspiring to finish me," Modi said at Sankalp rally in Bihar on Sunday. 2. The Prime Minister said while the armed forces were busy quelling terror, the Congress and its allies are not convinced with their act of bravery. 3. "At a time when our armed forces are fighting enemies across border and within India, some people are making statements to please Pakistan. This is New India, it does not remain silent on killings of its jawans," the prime minister stated. 4. "When the country needed to speak in one voice, 21 opposition parties gathered in Delhi to adopt a resolution condemning us. They are demanding proof from the armed forces for their act of bravery," the PM said at the BJP's Sankalp rally at Gandhi Maidan here.
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Sub : 1. "While I want to eliminate terror, opposition parties are conspiring to finish me," Modi said at Sankalp rally in Bihar on Sunday.2. The Prime Minister said while the armed forces were busy quelling terror, the Congress and its allies are not convinced with their act of bravery.3. "At a time when our armed forces are fighting enemies across border and within India, some people are making statements to please Pakistan. This is New India, it does not remain silent on killings of its jawans," the prime minister stated.4. "When the country needed to speak in one voice, 21 opposition parties gathered in Delhi to adopt a resolution condemning us. They are demanding proof from the armed forces for their act of bravery," the PM said at the BJP's Sankalp rally at Gandhi Maidan here.
Ref : 1. While I want to eliminate terror, opposition conspiring to finish me: PM Modi : PTI : Press Trust of India : Patna : March 3, 2019 : INDIA TODAY
Hitting out at opposition parties for questioning the recent airstrike in Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has alleged that they were conspiring against him.
"While I want to eliminate terror, opposition parties are conspiring to finish me," Modi said at Sankalp rally in Bihar on Sunday.
The Prime Minister said while the armed forces were busy quelling terror, the Congress and its allies are not convinced with their act of bravery.
"At a time when our armed forces are fighting enemies across border and within India, some people are making statements to please Pakistan. This is New India, it does not remain silent on killings of its jawans," the prime minister stated.
"When the country needed to speak in one voice, 21 opposition parties gathered in Delhi to adopt a resolution condemning us. They are demanding proof from the armed forces for their act of bravery," the PM said at the BJP's Sankalp rally at Gandhi Maidan here.
The statements made by the opposition parties after the preemptive air strike on terror camps have made only people of Pakistan happy, he claimed.
India conducted air strike at a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp in Balakot in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on February 26.
At the rally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke about development work in Bihar and praised Nitish Kumar-Sushil Kumar Modi combine for their achievements in the state, asserting that the NDA government wants to ensure that all sections in the state gain access to the best of facilities.
The NDA government is working on all departments, including roadways, railways and airways, to improve infrastructure in the state, he said.
Thanking Saudi crown prince Mohammed Bin Salman for increasing Hajj quota in India, he said the favour has not been extended to any other country.
The PM also expressed his gratitude to the crown prince, who visited Delhi recently, for deciding to free 850 Indians detained on various counts.
"This demonstrates India's improved standing and also exposes that Congress pursued politics for its own benefits," he added.
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Ref : 2. Did you uproot terror or trees?: Navjot Sidhu asks if Balakot strike was an election gimmick : March 4, 2019 : INDIA TODAY
Deceit possesses our land in guise of fighting foreign foes: Navjot Sidhu
Skimmed milk masquerades as cream, things seldom as they seem: Sidhu
Opposition leaders have attacked govt over unofficial death tolls doing rounds
Navjot Singh Sidhu asked on Tuesday if India's counter-terrorism operation in Pakistan had indeed killed hundreds, joining a growing chorus of skepticism in opposition ranks.
"Deceit possesses our land in [the] guise of fighting a foreign enemy," the Punjab minister, who left the BJP to join the Congress, tweeted.
"Were you uprooting terrorists or trees? Was it an election gimmick?" he asked.
In another tweet, he wrote: "Skimmed milk masquerades as cream, things are seldom as they seem."
*"Were you uprooting terrorists or trees? Was it an election gimmick?" Punjab Minister Navjot Singh Sidhu, a former BJP leader who joined the Congress, said.
*Several opposition politicians have now attacked the BJP over numbers of casualties that have been doing the rounds -- numbers that were announced neither by the ministry of external affairs (which announced the airstrike) nor by the Air Force.
*Some have asked for operational details or proof of the strike.
*Former Union Minister Kapil Sibal asked on Monday (before the Air Force chief's news conference) if Prime Minister Narendra Modi was "politicising terror", citing foreign news reports saying India's airstrikes had not killed terrorists in Pakistan.
*Also on Monday, another former UPA-era minister, Manish Tewari, criticised BJP chief Amit Shah for saying more than 250 terrorists were killed -- while the Air Force had said it was early to assess casualties.
*Amit Shah is ‘milking air strikes for politics’, says Congress leader Manish Tewari
*Govt should produce evidence of air strike on JeM camps, says Congress leader Digvijaya Singh
*Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Saturday urged the Centre to present evidence of the air strike on terrorist camps in Balakot.
*Digvijaya Singh congratulated Pak PM for the release of IAF Wing Commander Abhinandan.
* All India Congress Committee (AICC) Secretary and in-charge of Goa Desk A. Chellakumar questions air strikes; Asks, 'Where are the bodies?'
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IAF CHIEF REPLY : TO ALL FOOLISH CRITICS
*Later on Monday, Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa said India's warplanes had struck their intended target, and that the force was not in a position to provide clarity on the number of casualties.
*He said the Air Force did not count human casualties, but targets hit or missed.
OPINION :
1. POLITICAL PARTIES AND ITS FOOLISH POLITICIANS ARE NONSENSE RASCALS, THESE BLOODY FOOLS DO NOT STUDY ANY MATTER JUMP INTO CONCLUSION AS IF THEY ARE EXPERTS;
2. ALL MEDIA NONSENSE, THAT NOS OF TERRORISTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS;
3. MEDIA VISUAL TOTALLY OUT OF ORDER, ARROGANT NEWS READERS, ANCHORS, IF WE WISH TO KNOW THE TRUTH SHOULD FOLLOW DD NEWS - 550, ( SUN DIRECT DTH ), ONLY;
4. IF WE WISH TO LISTEN ANY REAL TIME DISCUSSIONS ALWAYS ON LOK SABHA TV 578, RAJYA SABHA TV 580, ( SUN DIRECT DTH ) HERE DISCUSSIONS CALM AND POLITE AND TRUE INFORMATIONS ONLY;
5. ALL PRIVATE NEWS CHANNELS ARE NONSENSE, TOO LOUD, NOISY, SCOOPS ARE FAVOURITES TO THEM, LESS TRUTH MORE DRAMATIC, DISTURBING OUR INTELLECT.
LAST WORDS :
1. WE HATE ALL CONGRESS AND FOOLISH NONSENSE RASCALS IN THE FORM POLITICIANS;
2. ALL POLITICIANS ARE UNDISCIPLINED, NONE HAVE SELF CONTROL, NONE HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIAL AREAS, FREEDOM OF SPEECH DOES NOT PERMIT TALK NONSENSE;
3. WE ARE VERY SAD THAT THERE IS NOTHING IN RULEBOOK TO PUNISH THESE BASTARDS.
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