Congress Leaders Urge Special Parliament Session to Discuss Pulwama Attack
Parliament Session: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi have written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, demanding a special session of Parliament to discuss the terrorist attack in Pulwama. Both leaders believe that India must demonstrate its unity and resolve against terrorism to the world. Their letter emphasizes the need for a unified message from Parliament, showcasing the nation's collective commitment to combating terrorism.
Background of the Incident
The terrorist attack in Pulwama on April 22nd shook the nation. The attack resulted in the loss of innocent lives and occurred in the sensitive region of Jammu and Kashmir. Following the attack, there was a widespread feeling of the need to create a unified national response against terrorism. The Congress party appealed to PM Modi to convene a special session of Parliament to demonstrate India's b resolve against terrorism during this critical time.
Congress Leaders' Appeal
In his letter to the Prime Minister, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge stated, "At this crucial juncture, we must demonstrate unity against terrorism. We must show the world that we stand united against terrorism." Kharge further added that a special session would send a b message to the nation that India stands united against terrorism and will not be intimidated by such attacks.
Rahul Gandhi also wrote to PM Modi, stating, "Dear Prime Minister, the terrorist attack in Pulwama has shaken every Indian. At this critical time, we must demonstrate our unwavering unity against terrorism." Rahul Gandhi appealed for a special session, emphasizing the importance of showcasing parliamentary unity to send a clear message of the nation's united stand against terrorism.
Significance of Congress's Demand
This letter represents a significant demand by the Congress party to the government. The opposition believes that a special session of Parliament would be the ideal platform to demonstrate national unity against terrorism. Such a session would allow members of both the ruling and opposition parties in both houses of Parliament to collectively convey the message that India stands firm against terrorism and the safety of its citizens is paramount.
