PM Modi, while speaking on Operation Sindoor in the Lok Sabha, fiercely surrounded the Congress. In his address, PM Modi targeted the party high command on the pretext of the statement of Congress’s young MP Praneeti Shinde.
The Prime Minister looked angry with Praneeti’s comment on Operation Sindoor, but forgiven the young MP. PM Modi said that he is a young MP, he should forgive. Congress bosses do not have the courage and they speak such things to their MPs.
PM Modi was angry with Praniti’s comment, first he knows. Operation vermilion was being discussed in the Lok Sabha. Praniti Shinde, MP from Solapur in Maharashtra, was also in the list of speakers from the Congress. He targeted the Center for lack of transparency in India’s military action on Pakistan.
He said in his address, Operation Sindoor was nothing but a ‘spectacle’ of the government in the media. No one is telling us what was achieved in this operation. How many terrorists were caught. How many fighter aircraft we lost. The government should answer who is responsible and whose fault is.
PM Modi was enraged when Operation Sindoor was a spectacle. He said that a new member of Congress should forgive. But the Congress bosses who write them in writing and speak to them. Do not have courage in myself. They tell him that Operation Sindoor was a spectacle. This is a sin to sprinkle acid on the Pahalgam attack. You say the spectacle. There may be disagreement. These Congress leaders speak.
Who is Praneeti Shinde
Praniti Shinde is an MP from Solapur in Maharashtra. She is the daughter of former Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde. Before becoming an MP, Praneeti has been an MLA from Solapur Central. He is also the Executive Chairman of Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee.
Born on December 9, 1980, Praneeti studied at Bombay Scottish School in Mahim. He has graduated from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai. Praneeti also has a degree of law. Praniti contested the Lok Sabha elections for the first time in 2024 and won.
PM Modi targeted Congress
During the discussion on Operation Sindoor, the Prime Minister said about claiming diplomatic failure on behalf of the members of opposition parties in the Lok Sabha, “Nowadays the Congress people who are teaching us the diplomacy lesson, I want to remind us their diplomacy. He said that even after the terrorist attack in Mumbai on 26 November 2008, the Congress did not stop in love with Pakistan and within a few weeks of the attack, the Congress government started talking with Pakistan under foreign pressure.
He said that the then Congress government did not dare to get a single (Pakistani) diplomat out of India after this incident and did not cancel a visa. The Prime Minister said, if our government could tighten terrorism, then what was the compulsion of the previous Congress governments that let terrorism be flourished? One of the major reasons for this is their policy of appeasement and vote bank politics.