RSS leader Indresh Kumar on Saturday said that the surgical strikes sent a message to Pakistan that India “can enter Lahore anytime”.
RSS leader Indresh Kumar arrives to attend a meeting organised by Bharat-Tibet Sahyog Manch in Jammu. (PTI File Photo)
Delivering a lecture on the “present situation in the country”, he said that security forces eliminated about 300 terrorists under the coalition government in Jammu and Kashmir.
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“We formed a government in Kashmir and were able to complete three-four important tasks. Work done... Then we left the government, made a sacrifice,” he said.
“In alliance, we had to carry out operations... 250 to 300 terrorists were eliminated. The Army, police, NIA and Intelligence Bureau were given a free hand to destroy the (terror) funding network,” Kumar said.
The RSS leader said that the surgical strikes weren’t possible without the support of the J&K government. He, however, did not mention the PDP.
“We carried out surgical strikes. It was a message to Pakistan that we can enter Lahore anytime. So, be careful,” he said.
Kumar said he dreams of an “Akhand Bharat” and exhorted the audience to “construct a house in Nagpur and another in Lahore or Rawalpindi”.
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“We pray to God that we breathe our last in an ‘Akhand Bharat’,” he said.
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“We pray to God that we breathe our last in an ‘Akhand Bharat’,” he said.
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The RSS leader also said that tomorrow’s India would be built on the ideals of RSS founder K B Hedgewar and Dalit icon Dr B R Ambedkar and there would be no discrimination.
(The story has been published from a wire feed without any modifications to the text, only the headline has been changed.)
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