West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Tuesday that there was a chance to capture PoK after the Pahalgam attack, as the armed forces showed valor. The West Bengal Legislative Assembly passed a resolution on the Pahalgam attack, praising the armed forces. Banerjee said that there should not be Pulwama before the election, which the BJP MLAs protested after his comments. He also said that there should not be Pulwama before the election, which indicates any disturbance. Banerjee said that during the military conflict between the two countries, India had the opportunity to take control of ‘PoK (Pakistan -occupied Kashmir)’.
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Banerjee said that we do not support terrorism. There is no caste, creed or religion of terrorism. We never support it. We express condolences to the attacks on tourists in Pahalgam and the way he was murdered. This cannot be expressed in words, and we show solidarity. He said that those who lost their lives include Jhanu Ali Sheikh. A porter Adil also died. A minority young man sacrificed his life.
Banerjee said, “My motherland is India. Vande Mataram, Jai Hind and Jai Bangla. Many people do not remember Bengal as motherland. We always express gratitude to our motherland. The freedom movement took place in Bengal. We cannot forget our motherland.” He said that I thank the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. We salute them. I believe that terrorism has no religion and no one can be forgiven. “He told a leader why women do not fight. CRPF, BSF, CAPF and many lakh military personnel are there. Why not a single police officer was there? The terrorists involved should have been arrested.
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On April 22, 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, mostly tourists. The Chief Minister was addressing the members during the passage of the valor of the armed forces during the ‘Operation Sindoor’ in the West Bengal Legislative Assembly. However, the proposal introduced did not mention the word ‘Operation Sindoor’ anywhere.