Rajnath Singh’s Blistering Rebuke: Appointing Pakistan to Anti-Terror Panel Like Letting a Wolf Guard the Sheep

National News: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh once again launched a scathing attack on Pakistan, saying that this country has become a refuge for global terrorism and now it is a serious joke to expect the leadership to be against terrorism. He not only questioned the decision of the United Nations Security Council to make Pakistan the vice -president of the Anti -Terrorism Committee, but also called it a questioning of the seriousness of global institutions.

“India is the mother of democracy; Pakistan is the fosterer of terrorism”

Addressing a program, Rajnath Singh said, "India and Pakistan gained independence at the same time, but today India is considered a symbol of democracy, while Pakistan has become a base of terrorism." He said that terrorists roam freely in Pakistan, and even senior army officers join their stores.

"UNSC's decision shocking and irony"

The Defense Minister said that the United Nations Security Council, which was formed after the attacks like 9/11 by the United Nations Security Council, has been handed over to the country in the same committee that had punished the guilty of these attacks. He said, "This is like guarding the cat to milk."

"To expect peace from terrorism"

Rajnath Singh described terrorism as a curse and an epidemic for humanity. He said that this is unacceptable for a civilized society. "Those who describe terrorists as freedom fighters insult civilization. Terrorism not only creates waste and hatred," he said, too.

“Operation Sindoor proved that India is capable on every front.”

He said that if Pakistan is unable to end terror from its land, then India is ready to help it. The Indian armed forces are capable of crushing terror on both sides, and an example is a recent operation Sindoor, in which Pakistan got a befitting reply.

“POK itself will say- I am also India”

Rajnath Singh, citing the development happening in Jammu and Kashmir, claimed that Pakistan should make a million efforts; it cannot stop it. He said, "Soon the people of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) will say to themselves, 'I am also India." He described the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla railway link as a direct example of this progress.