Culprits Will Not Be Spared: Amit Shah Vows Strictest Action In Delhi Terror Blast Case
Culprits Will Not Be Spared: Yesterday, the government recognized the Delhi blast as a terrorist incident. Nearly 24 hours later, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has made a major statement. He said that the perpetrators of the Delhi blast will be given the harshest punishment. The punishment will send a message to the world that no one should dare to carry out such an attack again. The culprits will not be spared.
The punishment will send a message to the world that no one should dare to carry out such an attack again.
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Amit Shah Vows Strictest Action In Delhi Terror Blast Case
As the investigation into the Delhi blast progresses, new revelations are emerging. Another shocking revelation has emerged. Sources suggest that the blast may be linked to Mewat. Investigating the blast, the Delhi Police arrived in Basai Meo village in the Nuh-Ferozepur Jhirka area of Haryana around 6 p.m. on Wednesday.
Use of Ammonium Nitrate in Illegal Mining
It is reported that ammonium nitrate is used in illegal mining in this area. Illegal mining is carried out secretly in Basai Meo and Nagal villages. Ammonium nitrate is used for explosives. Therefore, it is likely that ammonium nitrate could have been easily obtained from this location. The investigating agency reached Basai Meo village in Ferozepur while exploring this angle.
Congress Attacks Central Government
Meanwhile the Congress leader Supriya Shrinate statement also comes, she said after "fifty hours after the Delhi blast, the Modi government finally acknowledged that it was a terrorist attack, but didn't say a word about Pakistan. Can a terrorist attack occur in India without Pakistan's involvement?"
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She said, "After the Pahalgam terror attack, the Modi government stated that any terrorist attack would be considered an act of war. However, despite the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed being linked to the attack, the government's response so far contradicts this promise.
Did Narendra Modi, in his own rhetoric and image-boosting efforts, play a cruel joke with India's security at the time, and is now caught in his own rhetoric?"
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