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Do Terrorists Have Time To Ask Religion? Congress Leader's Pahalgam Attack Remark Triggers Fresh Row

Congress leader Vijay Wadettiwar has stirred a fresh controversy with his remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack that left 26 dead. Speaking to the media, he questioned the government's narrative, asking whether terrorists really had time to question victims about their religion. Wadettiwar urged the government to take full responsibility for the incident and emphasized that terrorism has no caste or religion. He called for swift action against the perpetrators, echoing public sentiment across the nation. His comments have sparked debate, raising questions about accountability and the politicization of terror attacks.#toibharat #pahalgamattack #jammuandkashmir #congress #vijaywadettiwar #india #pakistan

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