Congress lashes at our ceasefire rhetoric, demanding special parliamentary meeting in Kashmir
New Delhi: The Congress strongly opposes attempts to internationalize Kashmir and reiterates its demand for a special parliamentary meeting and a party-wide meeting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi must attend. Congress Secretary-General Sachin said the “cease-fire” statement was surprising because it was the first announcement by third countries representing India and Pakistan and questioned the issue of the internationalization of the United States.
The opposition leaders wrote to the Prime Minister in Rajyasabha and Lok Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, respectively, reiterating their demands to convene special sessions of the two parliaments to demonstrate collective determination to terrorism.
“I reiterate the unanimous request of the opposition to hold an immediate special meeting. For people and their representatives, it is crucial to discuss the Pahalgam terrorist attacks first announced by the U.S. President, the Sindoor operation and the ceasefire.
In his letter, Karge recalled a letter written by him and Rahul Gandhi on April 28, asking the Prime Minister to call a special session of the parliament during a terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, killing 26 people, mainly tourists.
“In view of the latest developments, the opposition leaders of Lok Sabha have written to you, communicating a special session of the parliament to the unanimous request of all opposition parties to discuss the Pahalgam attack, Operation Sindoor and Operation Ceasefire and Ceasefire announcements, first of which was Washington DC and later written by the governments of India and Pakistan.
Congress said the government must accept the request of the opposition to the party-wide meeting and the special session of the parliament chaired by the Prime Minister to discuss these issues in the current situation.
The pilot noted that events have changed rapidly in the past 24 hours, saying: “We were all surprised after the U.S. president announced a ceasefire through social media.”
“Trying to internationalize the problem between India and Pakistan. This is the first time it has happened,” he said, asserting that the government must clarify while bringing the country and all parties to confidence.
Foreign Minister Vikram Misri announced on Saturday that India and Pakistan have learned to stop all shooting and military operations on land, air and ocean immediately and take effect immediately. ”
“Under what circumstances are the ceasefires announced, and what are guarantees, these things will not be repeated, because there is no credibility (violation) after yesterday’s incident. How do we believe them, and the guarantees that such developments will not happen again,” the pilot asked.
Congress leaders say it is also important to note what U.S. President Donald Trump wrote on his social media post, where he made a statement in Kashmir, where the administration should articulate its side.
“Kashmir is a bilateral issue and I don’t think the attempt to internationalize it is appropriate. In 1994, the parliament passed a unanimous resolution to eliminate Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK). It’s time to repeat that,” said Congress leader, who united the entire world.
The Congress party congratulated the courage and courage of the Defence Force and paid tribute to the courage of the Defence Force, which accurately aimed the terrorist training camps in Pakistan where terrorists had been attacking India.
