Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Chairman JP Nadda criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and his party on Thursday for what he said about their attitude towards the Indian army, the government and the country’s citizens. He used a video from the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N), Ayaz Sadiq, speaking about Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot Abhinandan Varthaman, who was released after landing in Pakistani custody in February. last year after a dog fight between India and Pakistani pilots.
“The princes of Congress do not believe in anything Indian, be it our Army, our Government, our Citizens. So here’s something from your ‘most trusted nation’, Pakistan. Hopefully now I see some light … ”Nadda tweeted.
“The Congress Party started from the premise that its entire campaign was focused on keeping our armed forces weak. They mocked our armed forces, questioned their courage, and tried every trick to make sure India doesn’t get the latest Rafale Plans. The people of India rejected that policy and punished Congress, ”added the BJP leader while also posting Sadiq’s video.
PML-N leader Ayaz Sadiq had claimed on Wednesday that the Imran Khan government had abruptly released Abhinandan Varthaman, fearing an attack from India. Sadid in his speech in the National Assembly said that Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi had indicated that if Pakistan did not release Abhinandan Varthaman, India would attack Pakistan “that night at 9 pm”.
He told opposition leaders that Qureshi, in a meeting with parliamentary leaders, including the PPP and PML-N and the head of the Pakistan army, General Qamar Javed Bajwa, had called for Abhinandan’s release. “I remember that Shah Mahmood Qureshi was at the meeting that Imran Khan had refused to attend and the Chief of the Army Staff, General Bajwa, walked into the room, his legs were shaking and he was sweating. The Foreign Minister said, for God’s sake, let Abhinandan go, that India is about to attack Pakistan at 9 pm, ”Sadiq said while speaking in Urdu.
Wing Commander Varthaman had shot down a Pakistani F-16 aircraft, which had transgressed Indian airspace during a dogfight between the Indian and Pakistani air forces in February 2019. His aircraft had crossed to the Pakistani side and was shot down. It was returned to India on March 1 of that year.
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