‘Chidambaram saheb is too late’, Giriraj Singh’s stance on the revelations of Congress leader, said- Rahul Gandhi …

Senior Congress leader and former Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram revealed in an interview to ABP News that the UPA government was under international pressure after the 2008 Mumbai terror attack. Therefore, retaliation was not taken against Pakistan. Now BJP leader Giriraj Singh has attacked the Congress on this.

What did Union Minister Giriraj Singh say?

On the statement of Congress leader P. Chidambaram, Union Minister Giriraj Singh said that “Congress government was a weak government. Pakistan had a kneeling government and Chidambaram Saheb remembered love for the country after a long time.”

#Watch Patna (Bihar): On the statement of Congress leader P. Chidambaram, Union Minister Giriraj Singh said, “Congress government was a weak government. Pakistan had a kneeling government and Chidambaram Saheb remembered love for the country after a long time. If there was terror on the country and if Modi’s government was… pic.twitter.com/A3MDBBFRN2

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Giriraj Singh further said, if there was terror on the country and if Modi had a government, then it would have done what was done in Operation Sindoor, but Chidambaram Saheb was too late. To say this to you. Rahul Gandhi understood that no one should ask him. “

What was P. Chidambaram’s statement?

In fact, P. Chidambaram said in his interview recently that after the Mumbai terror attack, we had considered revenge, but the government refused. I became the Home Minister on the same day when the terrorists were killed. The last terrorist was killed on 30 November. I was told that I was being transferred from the Ministry of Finance to the Ministry of Home Affairs, but I was not ready. I had no idea about the preparations of security forces and intelligence agencies. “

Chidambaram also said that, I felt the need to take revenge. I discussed this matter with the Prime Minister and other prominent personalities, but the conclusion was that we should not directly respond to this situation, but should adopt a diplomatic stance.