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Days of restraint are over: Ram Madhav on Uri terror attack

Bharatiya Janata Party leader Ram Madhav said on Sunday that days of strategic restraint are over and suggested that “for one tooth, the complete jaw” should be the policy after an attack on a militant base in Uri.

Updated on: Sep 18, 2016, 18:43:08 IST
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Bharatiya Janata Party leader Ram Madhav said on Sunday that days of strategic restraint are over and suggested that “for one tooth, the complete jaw” should be the policy after an attack on a militant base in Uri.

Bharatiya Janata Party general secretary Ram Madhav (JS Grewal/HT Photo)
Bharatiya Janata Party general secretary Ram Madhav (JS Grewal/HT Photo)

“The Prime Minister has promised that those behind the Uri terror attack will not go unpunished. That should be the way forward. For one tooth, the complete jaw,” said Madhav, who is the BJP’s pointsman for Jammu and Kashmir.

“The days of so-called strategic restraint are over. If terrorism is the instrument of the weak and coward, restraint in the face of repeated terror attacks betrays inefficiency and incompetence. India should prove otherwise,” he said.

Strongly condemning the attack by militants on army headquarters in Uri in which 17 soldiers were killed, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said those behind the despicable act won’t go unpunished.

Targeting Pakistan, home minister Rajnath Singh said Pakistan is a terrorist state and it should be identified and isolated as such.

 
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