Union Minister Rajnath Singh, in an interview with a media establishment, targeted Congress and dismissed their dictatorship allegations as baseless. Recalling the Emergency's dark period, he became emotional, revealing personal family suffering. During this time, his mother passed away. She had been hospitalized for several days, but Singh, incarcerated, could not get parole to see her.
Defense Minister could not meet his mother in her final moments
In a special conversation with ANI, Singh recounted how those who imposed the Emergency now accuse them of totalitarianism. He shared the heart-wrenching story of not being able to attend his mother's last rites, pausing with emotion before expressing dismay at the dictatorship accusations levied against their administration.
Discussion on terrorism
Singh stated expectations that Pakistan, if continuing to destabilize India through terrorism, will suffer the consequences. He suggested cooperation with India to combat terrorism, declaring readiness to support.
No one can seize our land
Responding to questions about China's encroachments, Singh reassured that under PM Modi's government, not an inch will be ceded. Referring to PoK, he stated,
