News India Live, Digital Desk: Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) senior leader Indresh Kumar has strongly condemned the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. In a conversation with the media on Tuesday, he appealed to the Indian Muslims not to take part in the funeral of terrorists, nor should they give them a place in the graves.
“Terrorists have no religion”
Indresh Kumar said, “When Namaz is offered for terrorists, they are given a grave or participated in their funeral, then the wrong message is sent to the world that these terrorists are representatives of any religion. There would have been no religion of terrorism. If such strict steps were taken 20-30 years ago, the situation in Jammu and Kashmir would have been something else today.”
He also suggested to build a memorial in memory of the Pahalgam attack, so that the cruelty of Pakistan can always be remembered. He also claimed that Pakistan is now on the verge of breaking up, and many areas like Sindh, Balochistan and Pakistan are demanding independence.
He appealed to the Indian Muslims to leave the politics of vote bank and think in the national interest and take a clear and tough stand against terrorism.
RSS leader K. Prabhakar Bhat’s advice: keep the sword and knife in the house
At the same time, another senior RSS officer K.K. Prabhakar Bhat has advised Hindus to keep swords in their homes and women in their bags for self -defense. During a meeting in Manjeshwar in Kasargod district of Kerala, he said, “If every Hindu keeps a sword in the house, the terrorists can be easily faced. In a situation like Pahalgam attack, the attackers will run fearfully with a sword or knife.”
He claimed that a license is not required to keep a knife of up to six inches. He said that in today’s era, Hindus should be aware and ready to protect themselves.
At present, there is no response to the statements of Prabhakar Bhat from the police.
