Vijay Wadettiwar Holds Government Responsible for Pahalgam Attack, Dismisses Religious Narrative
Wadettiwar Calls for Action Against Perpetrators of Pahalgam Terror Attack, Criticizes Government Response
In a shocking statement that has sparked significant controversy, Congress MLA Vijay Wadettiwar has raised questions about the Pahalgam terror attack and the government’s response to the incident. Speaking to the media, Wadettiwar held the government accountable for the attack and criticized the narrative that terrorists allegedly asked victims about their religion before carrying out the killings.
Wadettiwar’s comments came in response to the reports that some of the victims of the Pahalgam attack were allegedly asked by the terrorists about their religious affiliation before being killed. However, the Congress leader was quick to challenge this claim, stating, “Do terrorists have the time to ask such questions before carrying out an attack? Some are saying that this did not happen at all.”
He further emphasized that the identity of terrorists transcends caste or religion, dismissing the notion that religion was a motivating factor behind the attack. “Terrorists have no caste or religion,” he remarked, adding that such divisive narratives were being pushed to distract from the real issue at hand — the perpetrators of the attack.
Wadettiwar expressed frustration with the government’s handling of the situation, calling for decisive action against those responsible for the attack. “The government should take responsibility for the Pahalgam terrorist attack. It is important to catch those responsible and take immediate action. This is the sentiment of the nation,” he said, underscoring the urgency for justice.
His statement reflects a growing sentiment across the country, where many believe that the focus should be on addressing the security concerns and ensuring justice for the victims, rather than getting caught up in speculation about the motives of the attackers.
As investigations continue into the attack, which has deeply shaken the region, the debate over the government’s role and its response to such incidents remains a topic of intense political discourse.
