Congress's modest and comfortable response to terrorism: Nirmala Sitharaman

Congress's modest and comfortable response to terrorism: Nirmala Sitharaman

To the degree that you will remember, those responsible for the Mumbai assault are still at large because they believed in delivering dossiers to Pakistan. Says Nirmala Sitharaman

Minister of Union Finance Nirmala Sitharaman

On Saturday, Nirmala Sitharaman, the finance minister, blasted the Congress and said that the party's stance on terrorism has been "soft." "You seen how terror acts were accepted during the 10 years of UPA governance headed by the Congress. A suitable answer was not provided, according to the top BJP leader.

After speaking with young people from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, she said, "They believed in sending dossiers to Pakistan to the full scope that you will recall many handlers of the Mumbai attack are still not punished."

Accordingly, Sitharaman said, "The Congress party has always had a weak and soft attitude and approach toward terror." Accordingly, Sitharaman said, "The Congress party has always had a weak and soft attitude and approach toward terror." Prime Minister Narendra Modi said earlier in the day that the Congress was delaying responding to the terror strikes of 26/11 out of concern that their "vote bank" might change.

Additionally, he added that the Congress' "weak mindset" has caused decades of hardship for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Additionally, he added that the Congress' "weak mindset" has caused decades of hardship for the people of Jammu and Kashmir. "India will never forget the days when terrorist attacks were commonplace there and Congress leaders would sit with the perpetrators," the speaker said.

Sitharaman addressed a range of questions from the young people she interacted with, including topics such as how she got to the esteemed Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) and how taking a job abroad prevented her from finishing her PhD.

She also discussed the nation's startup environment and other measures implemented by the current BJP administration to elevate India's economy to the third rank in the globe. India's economy, which has the fastest growth rate among the world's major economies, is now the fifth biggest. India's economy, which has the fastest growth rate among the world's major economies, is now the fifth biggest. In the Andhra Pradesh Assembly election, which concludes on Saturday, polling for all 17 Telangana parliamentary seats and everything 25 Andhra Pradesh parliamentary seats will take place on Monday. On June 4, the votes will be tallied. On June 4, the votes will be tallied.