Robert Vadra caught in trouble.
India is angry at the recent terrorist attacks in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir and the case of brutal killing of tourists. The whole country is demanding action on terrorists and its Pakistan. However, Congress leader Robert Vadra made a controversial statement about the attack. He explained the reason for the terrorist attack with Muslims in India. A petition has been filed for investigation against Vadra’s statement, on which the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court is now going to hear on Friday.
What did Robert Vadra say?
Robert Vadra had said about the Pahalgam terror attack- “I feel very bad and my deep sensations are towards those killed in this terrorist act. In our country, we see that this government talks about Hindutva, and minority feel uncomfortable and upset. A division between Hindus and Muslims has created a message for all Muslims that are causing problems for all Muslims and then killing someone, because Muslims are feeling weak and we should feel that we will feel safe and secularly.
What was said in the petition?
The petition against Robert Vadra’s controversial statement on the Pahalgam terror attack has been filed by the Hindu Front for Justice and other organizations. The petition demanded that the central government be directed to set up a SIT in this matter and investigate against Robert Vadra. The petitioners have also demanded the court to order action against Vadra under the provisions of BNS.
26 people died in Pahalgam
There was a major terrorist attack on 22 April in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The terrorists had asked the tourists who came to visit the Basaron Valley and killed them. People were asked to read Kalma and their pants were taken off and checked that they are people of which religion. A total of 26 people were killed and a large number of people were injured in this terrorist incident.
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