Pulwama attack: Parties slam attack on CRPF convoy, seek action

  • | Saturday | 16th February, 2019

The party members shouted anti-Pakisan slogans while seeking revenge for the killing of the jawans.Workers of the NCP also staged a demonstration at Kranti Chowk demanding stern action against the perpetrators of the Pulwama attack. The party workers burnt the flag of Pakistan and stomped on that country's map to express their anger.The Sena workers shouted slogans against Pakistan and demanded that the Union government retaliate in a befitting manner. "It was an unprecedented and biggest attack in the last 30 years. AURANGABAD: Different political parties on Friday staged demonstrations against the Pulwama suicide attack on CRPF convoy that left 44 jawans dead and many injured.Speaking to reporters at Shahganj, MIM MLA Imtiyaz Jaleel said that the Union government should give a betting reply to Pakistan , holding that country responsible for the suicide attack. He alleged that it was due to the intelligence failure that the terrorists could attack the convoy in Pulwama of Jammu & Kashmir.Shiv Sena leaders, including district president Ambadas Danve, mayor Nandu Ghodele and former MP Pradeep Jaiswal led a demonstration at Kranti Chowk.

AURANGABAD: Different political parties on Friday staged demonstrations against the Pulwama suicide attack on CRPF convoy that left 44 jawans dead and many injured.Speaking to reporters at Shahganj, MIM MLA Imtiyaz Jaleel said that the Union government should give a betting reply to Pakistan , holding that country responsible for the suicide attack."It was an unprecedented and biggest attack in the last 30 years. Enough is enough. Pakistan must be taught a lesson. We should not tolerate such cowardly attacks anymore,'' he said while leading a demonstration at Shahganj where the party workers and residents gathered to pay homage to the CRPF jawans by observing a two-minute silence.Congress leader Jitendra Dehade asked as to how far the terrorists were being allowed to indulge in such cowardly acts time and again. He alleged that it was due to the intelligence failure that the terrorists could attack the convoy in Pulwama of Jammu & Kashmir.Shiv Sena leaders, including district president Ambadas Danve, mayor Nandu Ghodele and former MP Pradeep Jaiswal led a demonstration at Kranti Chowk. The party workers burnt the flag of Pakistan and stomped on that country's map to express their anger.The Sena workers shouted slogans against Pakistan and demanded that the Union government retaliate in a befitting manner. They regretted that during the Modi regime, many jawans lost their lives compared to the previous regime.The Sena leaders demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi get tough and initiate immediate action against the terrorists and Pakistan which is supporting them.The BJP, led by its city unit president Kishanchand Tanwani, staged a demonstration at Gulmandi to express grief and anger at the attack against the CRPF convoy. The party members shouted anti-Pakisan slogans while seeking revenge for the killing of the jawans.Workers of the NCP also staged a demonstration at Kranti Chowk demanding stern action against the perpetrators of the Pulwama attack.

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