Congress Flays Modi Government Over Pulwama Attack

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Post Uri, Pulwama attack and sacrifice of eight security men is a grave reminder that the national security is adrift under a rudderless Modi government, tweeted Randeep Singh Surjewala.

NEW DELHI (IANS) — The Congress on Saturday hit out at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led central government for the militant attack in Pulwama, saying the “national security is adrift under the rudderless Modi government”.

“Post Uri, Pulwama attack and sacrifice of eight security men is a grave reminder that the national security is adrift under a rudderless Modi government,” wrote Congress spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala in Twitter.

“Pulwama encounter and Panchkula deaths tell us that the BJP, both in Haryana and at the Centre, is ill-equipped to govern India.

“Eight security men killed in Pulwama, while 36 dead in Haryana’s maddening violence.
A mammoth security failure by a clueless BJP government,” he wrote in subsequent tweets.

Eight security men and two militants, were killed on Saturday in a gunfight between holed up militants and the security forces inside the district police lines complex in Pulwama.

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