Chandigarh:
Shiromani Akali Dal supremo Sukhbir Singh Badal on Tuesday appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for his strong and clear-dominated approach to deal with “enemies of peace” across the border.
Mr. Badal congratulated the people of the country, especially armed forces personnel, who affect a crushed defeat on terrorists and their sponsors in Pakistan.
In a statement, the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) chief praised PM Modi for his politician diplomatic diplomatic handling of his politician for running to run to Washington to “beg for a ceasefire” to be begging for a ceasefire.
“After a decisive victory over the battlefield, the Prime Minister worked as a politician in accepting his request to end enmity. The most respectable course to follow peace after the victory is,” said Mr. Badal.
The Shiromani Akali Dal was previously a component of the BJP -led National Democratic Alliance (NDA).
Mr. Badal also condemned politicians while criticizing the agreement to prevent enmity and indulge in warminging, saying, “These are politicians who have never seen a loss from war and watch it on their television screen in their drawing room. These people are the real enemies of the nation.” Saying that Punjab would have taken up the brunt of the war, when he continued for a long period, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab said that a large part of India’s population lived in the border areas.
He said that the highly populated cities are also located close to the border. “In the case of a fully developed war, we must have seen the unprecedented destruction of both life and property. It is thankful to thank you that it is a rapid end for enmity after operation vermilion.” Mr. Badal said that Pakistan had tried his best to sow the seeds of hatred in the hearts and minds of the Sikhs that Bharat was targeting Nankana Sahib, but the Sikh community completely rejected such mythology.
He said that the community did not want war and was grateful to the central government for acting in the best interests of him and the nation.
India and Pakistan arrived on an agreement on 10 May on 10 May to stop military action after a close -border drone and missile strikes.
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