Although India is known to cause 26 people to avenge revenge in Pahalgam, everyone has been speculating on the timing of a retaliatory strike. When it does happen, people are surprised because they are all smug. Cynicals believe that India will re-hit near Bihar Parliamentary elections. A few days ago, a defense beating journalist did make a military strike imminent, but there was no clear strike on the matter. Journalists defeated by national defense usually make a straight line for the Army department located in the basement of the southern basement, as it informally handles media inquiries, and also handles social media and anything related to information warfare. In view of the constant talk of imminent armed conflict, the room was even more crowded after the Pahargam attack.
Last Monday, reporters were surprised that they faced the closed door and pasted a brief message saying that “media friends” were asked not to enter any of the Army’s offices. Since this is the first time a journalist has been banned from outside this conference room, it is speculated that a strategy is being developed to deal with the media because of when a military strike took place in India. It happened that the strike was earlier than expected.
Like other opposition parties, Trinamul Congress also provided full support to the Narendra Modi government in the fight against terrorism and paid tribute to the armed forces to achieve the success of Operation Sindor. However, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s decision to support the centre has not stopped her from her political struggle with the Bharatiya Janata party, which is working to expand its footprint in this Eastern state. She had earlier made some ridiculous comments saying it was not Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but the Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who was running the government. Her latest move is to dedicate a replica of the Jagannath Temple in East Midnapore, to dedicate the Hindu base of BJP. The move comes after recent riots over the passage of the WAQF amendment, which has exacerbated the state’s public divide.
Meanwhile, Operation Sindor has rescued Congress. Party Secretary-General KC Venugopal announced last week that Congress suspended its political plans, including the planned Samvidhan Bachao rally to the unity of the armed forces. The fact is that Congress plans to hold a series of Samvidhan Bachao rally nationwide to meet the reaction of party cadres. No other state units of the Congress have attempted to follow up on the party’s announcement, except for Rajasthan and Karnataka. The Sindoor action took place as Congress worked hard to motivate workers, thus providing the Party with timely face-to-face savers and allowing them to take a high moral stance on national security issues.
Jamu and Kashmir Congress President Tariq Hameed Karra recently issued a statement on the Pahargam terrorist attacks demanding his removal from his party’s Jamu leader. Angry Congress leader noted that Karra’s statement asked India to stop the war with Pakistan and recommended third parties to mediate against formal parties. They said that given the BJP, especially in the Hindu-ruled Jamu area, they had a hard time defending his views. The leader of the Jamuk Congress urged the leaders because the party still had an organization here, while the National Conference is still the National Conference and the People’s Democratic Party in the Kashmir Valley, which is still led by the Jamuk people. Additionally, they cite the example of Mumbai, showing that Jamu should have a similar independent territorial setting. Mr. Karra is well known that Mr. Karra proposed separate currencies for Jamu and Kashmir to serve as Finance Ministers of Mufti Government.
The Rekha Gupta government in Delhi has run a fairly easy campaign as neither the two opposition parties AAMAADMI party nor the parliament have effectively turned to the disposal led by the capital Bharatiya Janata party. Although Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP still stood out in the last election, the silence of the Congressional Party is unexplainable. Taking the recent thunderstorm as an example, even civic amenities have become farming, leading to reservoirs in most of the capital. The Delhi parliamentary department offers an excellent opportunity to fix the Rekha Gupta government and occupy space for opposition to the AAP evacuation, choosing to remain silent. Buzz is Devendra Yadav, the president of the Parliament, gained an understanding of the BJP. According to local grapevines, two former Congress leaders crossed the BJP in the election and they were in close contact with Mr. Yadav. Needless to say, this development created a new problem for Congressional leadership.
