Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, May 13: Manish Sahni president Shiv Sena (UBT) today said terrorist country Pakistan has always been known for its evil nature, deceit and backstabbing.
Talking to reporters here, today he said that “Just three hours after the ceasefire agreement, on Sunday night, drones were seen flying across the border in some areas of Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab which has proved that Pakistan can never mend its ways’’.
Sahni said that his party is not against talks but it is of firm belief that bullets and talks can’t go together. Sahni said that even in the Gita, war has been justified for ending injustice, terrorism and restoring peace. He said that for the last 77 years, Pakistan sponsored terrorism is shedding innocent blood and indulging in dance of death in Jammu and Kashmir. To give a befitting reply to this, thousands of Indian army jawans and security forces personnel have made the supreme sacrifice.
Sahni said that India declared ceasefire without teaching Pakistan a lesson and without wiping out the terrorists, which has caused great anger among the countrymen.
He said Pakistan deserved to be taught a lesson for centuries.
However, while addressing the countrymen yesterday, Prime Minister, Narendra Modi has talked about postponing ‘Operation Sindoor’ for some time and giving Pakistan a chance to improve.
Sahni said that every Indian wants to see the return of POJK to India and all the terrorists like Hafiz Saeed, Masood Azhar and Dawood to be dealt under law. The Prime Minister’s anger and attitude have also giving such indications, he added.
Sahni appealed to Prime Minister, Narendra Modi to give Government jobs to the next kin of those people who lost their lives in Pakistani shelling during the war and proper compensation to those who suffered financial loss.
Sahni said that the party’s national president and former Maharashtra, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray was very concerned about the loss of life and property due to shelling and drone attacks in the residential areas of Jammu and Kashmir from across the border.
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