RJD Abdul Bari Siddiqui Targeted Government on Pahalgam Baisaran Valley Terror Attack

Kashmir terror attack: RJD’s strongman and National Principal General Secretary of the party Abdul Bari Siddiqui has surrounded the central government over the terror attack in Pahalgam. In a conversation with ABP News on Wednesday (April 23), Abdul Bari Siddiqui said that the incident is a failure of the central government. In the border area, the central government’s detective and intelligence system remains, all have failed. The terrorists went away after carrying out the incident and the central government, the intelligence department did not even get a clue.

Abdul Bari Siddiqui said that this incident is a matter of condemnation. In a sensitive area like Kashmir, the central government has put spies and force. Even after this, the terrorists killed the innocents. This incident is also a failure of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. Just as the terrorist organization slaughtered the innocent, you will not slaughter any innocent. Take concrete action by selectively to the terrorists who carried out the incident.

‘Only the elderly coward can do all this’

The RJD leader further said that Pakistan’s action remains to keep many terrorist organizations. He called it a very disgusting and cowardly act. Said that the institute of Havans carried out this incident. Only an elderly coward can do all this. In this, Manish Ranjan of Bihar was an IB officer, he died or whatever happened, we are sympathetic.

Please tell that there was a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. The death of 27 people was confirmed till the news was written. TRF, the wing of Lashkar-e-Taiba, has taken responsibility for the attack. The terrorists escaped after firing. It is being said in media reports that the terrorists asked their names before shooting tourists. The terrorists who fired. He was in uniform.

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