Compromised and Capitulationist UPA leadership cannot deter terror: Dr. Swamy

Statement of Dr.Subramanian Swamy, President of Janata Party

The latest terrorist attack in Jaipur has, on official count, left more than 60 dead and hundred maimed.  Thus, the spate of diabolical killings by Jehadi terror organizations has continued in India with impunity.

The UPA government has no answer except to wail and give a running commentary on who and which organizations are behind the attack The meeting of Priyanka Vadra with Rajiv Gandhi’s murder conspirator Nalini is symptomatic of how  compromised and capitulationist the UPA leadership of Ms.Sonia Gandhi is today.  Her visit to Jaipur for a on-the-spot study is a big joke on the people.

The nation however demands action. The only effective action against terrorism in the Indian context is retaliation in a manner that nullifies the political aims of the terrorists.

For example, we must now re-populate the State of Jammu & Kashmir with 500,000 ex-servicemen, give them a good stipend for expenses, and modern arms to defend themselves. This is our answer to Hindu cleansing by jehadis in the state.

To retaliate against terrorist attacks against our temples, the Government must acquire the mosque in the Kashi Vishwanath perimeter and restore the Shiva temple. The Government should also permit the building of the Ram temple in Ayodhya. Since the Supreme Court has held in 1994 that mosques can be acquired for public purpose by a government, hence this step is constitutional. Details of adequate steps to nullify the political aims of terrorists are given in my new book “Terrorism in India: A Strategy for Deterrence” (published by Har-Anand).

Without such strong deterrent action against the terrorists, India can never be safe from these paid and hired killers, who are functioning for countries hostile to our nation stronger laws like POTA are necessary for containing terrorism, but are not sufficient unless backed by retaliatory deterrent action against the terrorists’ political objectives.

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