Indore: Former Madhya Pradesh CM and veteran Congress leader Digvijay Singh has once again given a controversial statement regarding the terrorist attack in Pulwama. On the fourth anniversary of the Pulwama attack, Digvijay Singh tweeted, 'Today we pay homage to the 40 CRPF Martyrs who died because of the blatant Intelligence Failure in Pulwama. I hope all the Martyred Families have been suitably rehabilitated.'
In response to this, Home Minister Narottam Mishra in Madhya Pradesh has slammed Digvijay and said that it has become a habit of the Congress to make such statements on the army. Narottam Mishra said that seeing his tweet, it seems as if a member of ISI (Pakistani Intelligence Agency) has tweeted. Mishra further said, 'You do not fail to taunt even those who sacrificed their lives in the service of Mother India. I think it has become a habit of Congress to make such statements about the army and break the morale of the security forces.'
At the same time, the state's CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan has also attacked Digvajiya. He said that Digvijay insults India, and it seems his intelligence has failed. He said, 'I think Digvijay ji's intelligence has failed, it is his failure. They despise the army of the country. The probe should be on the DNA of Digvijay Singh and the Congress party, which travels with the breakers in the name of Bharat Jodo. Sonia ji and Rahul ji should answer this.'
CM Shivraj further said, 'Digvijay speaks the language of Pakistan and tries to bring down the morale of the army. He should be investigated. Who is planting the seed of speaking against the country and the army in his mind? It is strange, the leader of a party is continuously questioning the patriotism and bravery of the army and speaking the language of Pakistan.' Let us tell you that even before this, Digvijay Singh got embroiled in controversies by giving a statement on the Pulwama attack. He also asked for proof of the surgical strike.
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