Lucknow,

24 April (H.S.): SP president Akhilesh Yadav condemns the Modi government’s

response to the terrorist assault in Pahalgam, asking more stringent

measures. He emphasizes the need of

precise decision-making and blames the incident’s impact on tourism. Yadav promotes togetherness via trade free of

caste and religion. Following the Pahalgam

terrorist incident, Samajwadi Party (SP) head Akhilesh Yadav openly criticized

the federal government’s response, calling for more strict anti-terrorism

measures. During a news conference at the party’s state headquarters on

Thursday, Yadav expressed his worries about the government’s tactics. Yadav, commenting on the choices reached at

the last Cabinet Committee on Security meeting headed by Prime Minister

Narendra Modi, advocated that harder decisions be made and executed with

discipline.

He

used the termination of the Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan as an example,

challenging its practicality for execution.

Yadav condemned the Pahalgam incident and asked the government to take

prompt action, stating that terrorists seek to sow fear and undermine national trade. He emphasized the necessity of togetherness

via commerce, free of religion and caste barriers, while simultaneously

criticizing social media’s role in inflaming communal conflicts.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi