Amit Shah Questions Congress’ Counter-Terrorism Effectiveness During UPA Rule

Home Minister Amit Shah launched a sharp critique of the Congress party’s handling of terrorism during its time in power. He specifically referenced the Batla House encounter, an incident that continues to spark debate, and challenged Rahul Gandhi to provide a comprehensive account of the UPA government’s counter-terrorism actions.

Shah’s Challenge to Gandhi on UPA’s Anti-Terror Measures

Focusing on the emotional impact of terrorism, Shah recalled Sonia Gandhi’s reported reaction to the Batla House encounter. He questioned the efficacy of the UPA’s approach to national security, urging Rahul Gandhi to publicly outline the steps taken to combat terrorism during their administration.

The Batla House Encounter and Its Political Ramifications

The Batla House encounter remains a sensitive and controversial topic in Indian politics. Shah’s remarks have reignited the discussion surrounding the incident and the broader issue of counter-terrorism strategies employed during the UPA’s tenure. This direct challenge to Gandhi puts the Congress party’s national security record under renewed scrutiny.