New Delhi: Congress on Thursday questioned Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah for Mandarin attacks along the border and asked when the government would encourage China from the Indian region.
Secretary General of Congress and Chief of Spokesman Randeep Surjewala said that instead of a fake chest, Shah had to take stock of internal and external security threats because he had failed on this front.
The statement took place after Shah in Panaji spoke loudly in Pakistan and said the surgical strike conducted by India five years ago sent a strong message to the world that no one could disturb the border.
“Amit Shah was first advised to say China, where the Modi government was afraid, and then told us when the government would encourage China to return from the territory of India.
Let him give a deadline to reclaim our Indian region 900 km which illegally occupied By Chinese people with their insolent attacks, “Surjewala told reporters.
He asked the Minister of Home Affairs to tell the country when he would regain the Gortrist and when he would give a full reply to China in Uttarakhand.
Surjewala also asked how he would deal with Chinese people over “insolent attacks” in the doklam highlands to chicken neck which were entries to seven countries east.
“Instead of throwing a chest and a fake chest statement to prison media friends, let him receive the threat of external security and internally growing and uncontrolled.
The truth is Amit Shah has failed on the wheel,” said Congress leader.
Shah on a function in Goa said that under the BJP NDA-LED government, India gave a reply that was in accordance with terrorist attacks that did not occur when the UPA-headed Congress was in power.