Sharad Pawar Backs Congress' Call for Special Parliament Session on Pahalgam Terror Attack:

Suspense crime, Digital Desk : Pawar has given a nod to support the Congress Party’s call for a special session of Parliament to discuss the latest terror incident in Pahalgam, Kashmir. He was addressing the media after coming from a religious programme at the Tulja Bhavani temple in Thane. Pawar criticized the need for showing the country’s oneness in response to the attack over the national identity and has reasoned the anguish expressed due to the attack.

Pawar further remarked that he would appreciate all actions intended through the tragedy by the Centre and their head minister Modi pertaining to the loss.

“We all have come together regardless of our differences, so there will be no discord this time. And in this special session of parliament, I think we need to refine how we deal with terror, reflect collectively after these unfortunate incidents and summon the spirit of approaching the entire nation. Sharad has finally confirmed that the SON is United is applicable now too,” added Modi. Responding to his claims, he stated that he appreciates the efforts posed so far by leading Congress party members Kharge and Rahul Gandhi for their appeal to the PM through letter.

Supporters of these propositions are calling the government to ensure productive results from internal discussions and resolve terror issues by South India to confirm to the targets set in the November referendum bound to focus on hopes proposed to the region, which suffered heavy shock post-Paris terror attacks, succumbed without any aftershocks in October.

Pawar: There Cannot Be Political Lines When Responding To Terrorism

Pawar was clear that politics and religion or language should not impede on an individual’s safety and security. “We back the PM in this one. Do not mix religion and caste here,” he said.

Commenting on Possible Reconciliation Between Thackeray’s

Answering a query regarding reconciliation between Uddhav Thackeray and his cousin Raj Thackeray, Pawar commented, “If it happens, it’s a positive step. When two families unite, it’s always great.”

He described such allegations as “half-truth” that attempt to unreasonably explain orientation dedication to a faith. Pawar as the Chief Minister of Maharashtra had attended ceremonies in Pandharpur as well as Tulja Bhavani temples.