Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Monday appreciated Prime Minister Narendra Modi for ‘Operation Sindoor’ and alleged that opposition parties love anti -national forces but not India.
Gupta made this comment during a debate on ‘Operation Sindoor’ and ‘Operation Mahadev’ in the Delhi Assembly. He said that Pakistan had a befitting reply after the ‘Operation Sindoor’ Pahalgam attack.
He said that Prime Minister Modi played a big role in protecting the dignity of “our sisters”. Targeting the opposition coalition ‘India’, the Chief Minister said, “These people (opposition) do not love India, but they love anti-national forces because they see their reflection in them.”
He said, “Opposition parties united to form the ‘India’ alliance. The name is ‘India’, but if you listen to them, it will seem that they are a spokesperson of Pakistan … Even in the Lok Sabha, many MPs raised questions on ‘Operation Sindoor’. He does not trust his army and his Prime Minister, but he trusts other countries. ”
Gupta also attacked the Congress on the issue of partition. The Chief Minister said, “Your party (Congress) was in power in 1947. You took credit for the independence of India, but not partition.