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Who sent Masood Azhar to Pakistan,how he went to Pakistan? Asks Rahul

KH Web Desk by KH Web Desk
May 4, 2019
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Srinagar/May, 4: In a veiled attack at the BJP for  allowing the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) chief Masood Azhar to return to Pakistan and carry out militant activities over the years, Congress President Rahul Gandhi on Saturday reiterated that his party will deal with “terrorism” sternly and strictly.

Asking as to “who sent him there (in Pakistan)? How he went there? Which government sent him? And Rahul said the BJP negotiates with militants and buckles under pressure. They bowed down before terror.

Saying that “It was not done by the Congress,” Rahul said amid Prime Minister Narendra Modi taking credit for Azhar being designated “terrorist” by world body UN, and terror strikes to wipe out militant launch pads across the border.

Addressing a mid-poll press conference here, the Congress leader said, “Masood Azhar is a “terrorist” and strict action should be taken against him.” He also asserted that the Congress will never negotiate with terrorists.

“Terrorism has to be dealt with sternly,” he added. He was responding to a question over Masood Azhar being declared a global “terrorist” by the United Nation Security Council.

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