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Shocking! Rajnath Singh’s tough message on terror at SAARC meet

On Thursday, in a shocking move Pakistan blacked outthe speech of Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh at the SAARC Home minister’s Conference in Islamabad, Pakistan.

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According to ANI news agency reported that no media was allowed to cover the speech of Rajnath Singh at the SAARC meet in Islamabad.
This came shortly after Rajnath Singh skipped the lunch at the SAARC conference. Interestingly, Chaudary Nisar, Home Minister of Pakistan, who was the host, also did not attend the lunch.

In his speech in SAARC Conference, Home minister of India Rajnath Singh talked tough and cautioned against classifying the terrorism as “good terrorism” or “bad terrorism”.

Indian Home minister Rajnath Singh told the delegates at the meet of SAARC in Islamabad that There is no good or bad terrorism. Terrorism is terrorism.

In his address at the meet, Rajnath Singh took a swat at the SAARC meeting host nation Pakistan for describing Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani as a martyr. Rajnath also said that there should be no glorification of terrorists as martyrs.

Indian HM Rajnath Singh further called for strong action against those who support terrorism or its cause.

Without naming anyone, Home minister of India Rajnath Singh saith that there should be strongest of action not only against terrorists but also against individuals, organisations, and nations who support terror.

But, anyone can guess that the Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh was hinting at Pakistan, Hafiz Saeed and his outfit Jamaat-ud-Dawah, which is linked to the terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Rajnath stressed that action and not just condemnation would help tackle the danger.

He stated that only condemnation of terrorism is not enough.

According to the ANI reported that the press interaction with Rajnath Singh at the Delhi airport scheduled for today has also been cancelled.

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