Congress Trusted Pakistan More Whenever Terror Attack Took Place In India: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday Congress and its allies that they trusted Pakistan more whenever a terrorist attack took place but never paid heed to the feelings of the citizens of the country.

In his reply to the discussion on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha, PM Modi noted that the Congress and its allies have a track record of lacking faith in India's inherent capabilities and its armed forces. However, they chose to engage with separatists in Kashmir.

"Pakistan used to say terror attacks will take place and talks will also take place. They even went to the extent to believe that if Pakistan is saying, it must be true," he said. Modi said Kashmir was burning in the fire of terrorism, but the Congress government did not believe the common man.

"They used to trust the Hurriyat, they used to trust the separatists, they used to believe those who carried the Pakistani flag," he said. The prime minister said when India carried out surgical strikes on terrorism, and air strikes, Congress and its allies did not believe the armed forces, they trusted the claims of the enemy.

The Prime Minister claimed that the opposition holds a remarkable magnetic ability to absorb every statement made against India and propagate it extensively throughout the nation.