Gujarat assembly condemns Pulwama terror attack
Kapil Dave | TNN | Feb 18, 2019, 19:17 IST
Gujarat Legislative Assembly. (Image credit: @CMOGuj)GANDHINAGAR: The Gujarat assembly on Monday strongly condemned the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama in which at least 44 CRPF personnel were martyred.
Members of the House, cutting across party lines, paid tributes to the CRPF personnel.
Moving the resolution, chief minister Vijay Rupani said: "the country’s unity under the name of religion has been under attack as the terrorist attack on Kashmir is still on."
"There is no reason for the armed forces or the governments to lose confidence. The nation feels proud of the reactions it is getting for the bereaved families. Parents say they will send their second to the military," he added.
"All political parties have come together to fight against terrorism. Realising the gravity of the attack, the central government has also taken a series of measures to combat terror. Every citizen firmly believes the government may take stricter actions to eliminate terrorist and end terrorism," Rupani said.
Members of the House, cutting across party lines, paid tributes to the CRPF personnel.
Moving the resolution, chief minister Vijay Rupani said: "the country’s unity under the name of religion has been under attack as the terrorist attack on Kashmir is still on."
"There is no reason for the armed forces or the governments to lose confidence. The nation feels proud of the reactions it is getting for the bereaved families. Parents say they will send their second to the military," he added.
"All political parties have come together to fight against terrorism. Realising the gravity of the attack, the central government has also taken a series of measures to combat terror. Every citizen firmly believes the government may take stricter actions to eliminate terrorist and end terrorism," Rupani said.
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