Mumbai: The war of speech in betweenally turn foe Shiv Sena and BJP had taken become more violent day by day with upcoming Assembly elections of Maharashtra. Sena on Wednesday attacked on Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the ceasefire violation by Pakistani troops on International Border. Sena said PM should focus to stop the “atrocities” by neighboring country and not Maharashtra politics.
Sena had claimed that Pakistan has been emboldened by government’s failure to take “firm” steps against the cross-border firing and shelling.
Sena also said that one does not need a 56-inch chest to protect the interests of the nation but a strong will power.
In its editorial mouthpiece ‘Saamna’, Sena said, keeping Modi busy in election rallies across the state while he is most needed at the Centre is like undermining the national security of India.
Sena said, “We can talk about the politics of Maharashtra later as well Modi ji, but for now it is most important that we do not bear the atrocities committed by our neighbor.”
It said, “Do you need a 56-inch chest to protect the interests of the nation and to teach Pakistan a lesson for their misdeeds? All you need is a strong will power to give it back to them in the same measure.”
Sena said, “Pakistan is daring to continuously fire on the Indian side because there are no firm steps taken by the Indian government… It is not only our people whose life is threatened by the Pakistanis, even their homes are being destroyed by the Pakistani onslaught. Houses as far as four kilometres away from the border have been badly affected by the continuous firing. Our citizens are now running away from their homes to escape death that may catch up with them in the darkness of the night. It’s a pity they have to leave their homes this way.”
Bureau Report
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