Abdullah’s, Mufti’s, Takhti gang remained silent on the Pulwama martyrs, but love to attack Modi only

Abdullah’s, Mufti’s, Takhti gang remained silent on the Pulwama martyrs, but love to attack Modi only

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POONCH: On the fourth anniversary of the Pulwama terrorist attack, in which 40 CRPF personnel sacrificed their lives for the nation, the majority of big political leaders, including Abdullah’s, the Mufti’s, “Takhti gang,”  Sab yaad rakha jayega” gang, and their branches, remained silent to remember the supreme sacrifice of the Pulwama martyrs.

These gangs and political leaders were never seen criticising Pakistan, China, or other anti national forces, but were always seen wasting no opportunity in attacking the Modi government.  Abdullah’s and Mufti’s, who always played Kashmir centric politics to please Pakistan, were never seen standing with the national interest during hours of crisis, but just to befool the Kashmiri voters, they were seen charging the government on various issues without any logic. These days, a new gang has emerged  and its name is “Sab yaad rakha jayega.” Even this gang’s members were never seen hitting at Pakistan and other anti national forces operating in the country, but when the government at the centre started taking some big steps in national interest, these “Takhti gang” and “Sab yaad rakha jayega” gang members were seen on social media platforms hitting the government by all means. These gangs used a variety of tactics to smear the image of Modi’s NDA government. It  seems that Abdullah’s, the Mufti’s, and these gang members, just to please Pakistan, have only one agenda, and that is to stop the union government from taking bold decisions in the national interest. Such incidents demonstrate that the former Chief of Defence Staff,  late Gen. Bipin Rawat, was correct when he said that India should be prepared to fight on two and a half fronts, with the half front being the more dangerous. In 2019, a number of soldiers sacrificed their lives for the nation during the Pulwama attack, but these Kashmir based leaders and their supporters in the shape of the “Takhti gang” and the “Sab yaad rakha jayega” gang were never seen standing with the nation, rather, they always prefer to speak the language of Pakistan. Criticism in a healthy democracy is essential, but it should be a healthy one, not at the cost of the national interest. It is past time for the government to identify such forces that are hell-bent on disrupting the country’s internal situation with malicious intentions.