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War memorial
The Modi government deserves credit for opening a war memorial (“Modi opens war memorial, hits out at Congress on Rafale”, Feb. 26). This is a wonderful tribute to all the soldiers who have sacrificed their lives for the nation. However, it is disappointing that the Prime Minister used such a sombre occasion to attack his political rivals. The defence forces are above politics and they should not be dragged into political slugfests.
Vidhya B. Ragunath,
Thanjavur
IAF strikes
The Indian Air Force strikes are timely and welcome (“IAF strikes on JeM camp in Balakot; Country is in safe hands, says PM Modi”, Feb. 26, online). India is no sitting duck. This attack, reminiscent of the surgical strikes of 2016, shows the Modi government’s zero tolerance for terrorism. The message is loud and clear: violence and diplomacy cannot go hand in hand. This also comes as a timely reminder to the Pakistani establishment to shun state-sponsored terrorism. It is heartening that the entire Opposition has supported the strikes.
B. Suresh Kumar,
Coimbatore
It is great that the operation was a success and there were no casualties on the Indian side. The intelligence wing deserves praise for furnishing the necessary inputs to ensure a successful strike of this nature. Now, India has to take all the precautionary steps to face a counter-attack from Pakistan.
S.V. Venkatakrishnan,
Bengaluru
With the general election round the corner, we need greater security, not only along the border but throughout the country. For this to happen, political parties need to exercise restraint. They should not make statements that give the impression that we are a divided nation.
V. Subramanian,
Chennai
The surgical strikes of 2016 did not result in any let-up in militancy in Kashmir, and the situation in the State only continued to deteriorate. After Tuesday’s strikes one can only hope that the situation won’t go out of control if Pakistan strikes back. The NDA’s so-called muscular policy towards tackling militancy in Kashmir has resulted in an increase in deaths of security forces and in cross-border intrusions. It is high time the Modi government changes its Kashmir policy. India must do what it can to win the hearts and minds of Kashmiris.
M.P. Muralidharan,
Bengaluru
Derogatory remark
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s remark is derogatory and unbecoming for someone of her stature (“PM knew about attack, says Mamata”, Feb. 26). Politics seems to be at its ugliest in West Bengal.
different letters
War memorial
The Modi government deserves credit for opening a war memorial (“Modi opens war memorial, hits out at Congress on Rafale”, Feb. 26). This is a wonderful tribute to all the soldiers who have sacrificed their lives for the nation. However, it is disappointing that the Prime Minister used such a sombre occasion to attack his political rivals. The defence forces are above politics and they should not be dragged into political slugfests.
Vidhya B. Ragunath,
Thanjavur
IAF strikes
The Indian Air Force strikes are timely and welcome (“IAF strikes on JeM camp in Balakot; Country is in safe hands, says PM Modi”, Feb. 26, online). India is no sitting duck. This attack, reminiscent of the surgical strikes of 2016, shows the Modi government’s zero tolerance for terrorism. The message is loud and clear: violence and diplomacy cannot go hand in hand. This also comes as a timely reminder to the Pakistani establishment to shun state-sponsored terrorism. It is heartening that the entire Opposition has supported the strikes.
B. Suresh Kumar,
Coimbatore
It is great that the operation was a success and there were no casualties on the Indian side. The intelligence wing deserves praise for furnishing the necessary inputs to ensure a successful strike of this nature. Now, India has to take all the precautionary steps to face a counter-attack from Pakistan.
S.V. Venkatakrishnan,
Bengaluru
With the general election round the corner, we need greater security, not only along the border but throughout the country. For this to happen, political parties need to exercise restraint. They should not make statements that give the impression that we are a divided nation.
V. Subramanian,
Chennai
The surgical strikes of 2016 did not result in any let-up in militancy in Kashmir, and the situation in the State only continued to deteriorate. After Tuesday’s strikes one can only hope that the situation won’t go out of control if Pakistan strikes back. The NDA’s so-called muscular policy towards tackling militancy in Kashmir has resulted in an increase in deaths of security forces and in cross-border intrusions. It is high time the Modi government changes its Kashmir policy. India must do what it can to win the hearts and minds of Kashmiris.
M.P. Muralidharan,
Bengaluru
Derogatory remark
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s remark is derogatory and unbecoming for someone of her stature (“PM knew about attack, says Mamata”, Feb. 26). Politics seems to be at its ugliest in West Bengal.
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