North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: The brutal terrorist attack in Pahalgam has once again shocked the entire country. After this tragic incident, political rhetoric has also intensified, and AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi has directly targeted the central government, giving a strong reaction to the central government. Owaisi has directly held the government responsible for this terrorist incident and has said to take ‘revenge’ in vigorous words. He also argued that it is not possible to solve the Kashmir problem with the current policies of the government, and such frequent incidents raise serious questions on the security of the country. According to him, this situation makes it clear that Kashmir is not being handled properly. In the meantime, Asaduddin Owaisi’s statement in an old, but highly sensitive and emotional tone has once again come into the discussion. In this statement, he had said, “One day in our chest, vermilion will be made….” Although according to his report of Times Now Hindi, this statement was given on the debates associated with the ‘Love Jihad’ of the time and was not directly related to the Pahalgam attack, the debate in political corridors about both the statements is intensified. Owaisi has been constantly accusing the central government and especially the Home Minister of failure to stop terrorism. He has repeatedly emphasized from his comments that permanent solution to sensitive issues like Kashmir cannot be found by just adopting or repressing. He says that if the government does not change its policy, then the people of the country as well as the people of Kashmir will not feel safe. This statement has come at a time when terrorist incidents in Jammu and Kashmir are continuously increasing security challenges and opposition parties are questioning the government’s strategy. This vocal statement of Owaisi will definitely intensify the current political warmth and will increase the punishment between various political parties on this serious national issue.
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