Shah hits out at Opposition parties for questioning air strikes on Pak terror camps

BJP president Amit Shah Friday lashed out at the Opposition parties for questioning the Narendra Modi government over air strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and advocating talks with Islamabad to resolve various issues.

The Narendra Modi government has given befitting replies to China and Pakistan, he said, adding "we are fighting to secure our country".

Kicking off the BJP's Lok Sabha poll campaign in West Bengal from Alipurduar, Shah said, "We have given befitting replies to China on the Dokalam issue and to Pakistan for its use of terror elements against India. If Pakistan fires a single bullet, we will answer with artillery fire."
He hit out at the Opposition parties, saying "when the government is fighting against terrorists to protect the nation, they are questioning it."
Shah mocked Congress president Rahul Gandhi for seeking answers on the Modi government's performance. "We don't need to answer you. First you should tell us what the UPA government did in 10 years."