‘No one can stop India from ending’; Himant Biswa Sharma condemned Bilawal
Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma (Photo Subject: @Himantabiswa)
Bhalgam terrorist attack: Bhila by Pakistani leader Bhila Bhila, Bhila, said that the replacement of the anti -India India statements of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sharma has said that Bilawal’s words ‘insults’ the sacrifice of his family and that he has chosen a path that ‘contempt’.
Sharma said that India would “hunt down and destroy terrorism wherever the terrorist organization is, and no one can prevent ‘decisive revenge’. Sharma shared a video clip in which Bila publishes a report from the Indus Water Against Sindh Water Against Separation of India.
What did Chief Minister Himant say?
The CM said, “Pakistan has a long and bloody history of treachery – this has killed Bhila by Bhuto’s grandfather and mother. Today, an unworthy son chooses to speak insulting their sacrifice.
Bala is the grandson of former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto and former Prime Minister Sulbikar Ali Bhutto. Benazir was murdered, while Sulbikar Ali Bhutto was executed by the then Pakistani regime. Sharma said that I express my deepest condolences to him, because the path he chose will be insulted.
When it comes to the respect and protection of his people, the Chief Minister stressed that India can prevent a decisive revenge. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he said India would eliminate terrorism and destroy the terrorist organization in the world.
Sharma said there could be no compromise on India’s national security. The water of the Indus River is ours – it will be ours, undeniable and eternal. Explain that India has officially informed its decision to postpone the Indus water contract into an immediate procedure. India has said that Pakistan has violated the conditions of the agreement.
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