The long-standing tension between India and Pakistan finally seemed to ease for some time when both countries announced a ceasefire at 5 pm on May 10.This decision has come at a time when recently India had given a befitting reply to Pakistan by entering its home and taking major action against terrorism.
After this action, there was hope that now perhaps some steps could be taken towards peace, but Pakistan did not give up its old nature and just a few hours after the ceasefire, it again started its nefarious activities through drone attacks.
The Indian Army successfully responded to these drone attacks and destroyed them and once again made it clear that those who try to cross India’s borders will get a stronger response every time. But amidst this entire incident, another name came into discussion – folk singer Neha Singh Rathore.
Neha Singh Rathore has once again come forward with her questions. Even before this, she has raised questions related to the government and the system on social media many times.
This time he has directly asked some sharp questions regarding the recent Pahalgam terrorist attack and the operation that followed, which have become a topic of discussion across the country.
Neha posted a video on her social media account and said, “The terrorists were neither caught nor their heads were found, so what is the guarantee that there will not be another attack?” She also said that in an attempt to take revenge for the 26 murders, we lost the lives of 21 more soldiers, who is responsible for this?
Neha’s statement has come at a time when the entire country was praising the ceasefire and India’s retaliatory action.But Neha’s questions have sparked a new debate – was the objective of the operation achieved? Were the terrorists really wiped out or was just retaliation considered a satisfaction?
Actually, after the Pahalgam attack on April 22, Neha had given a statement linking this terrorist incident to the Bihar elections, for which she had to face a lot of trolling. An FIR was even registered against her and she was also criticized a lot.
After this, Neha remained silent for some time, but now after Operation Sindoor, she has returned once again with her questions.
Her latest video once again shows that she does not shy away from expressing her opinion on any sensitive issue, no matter how much opposition she has to face for it. This time her question is about the arrest or death of terrorists.
She wants to know that if the terrorists were neither caught nor there was any concrete evidence of their death, then how can it be considered that this operation was completely successful?
These questions of Neha have given rise to a new discussion on social media. While some people are calling her a courageous woman who is questioning the system without any fear, there are many people who consider such statements as an attack on the security system of the country.
The ceasefire between India and Pakistan is a complex issue in itself. Pakistan has a history of violating the ceasefire and despite India exercising restraint, it has always resorted to provocative actions.In such a situation, India is forced to retaliate, which not only results in loss of lives of soldiers but also increases tension.
Neha says that if terrorism has still not ended, then what was the meaning of such a big operation and the martyrdom of the soldiers? Was it just a political move or was it really a decisive action against terrorism?
The answers to these questions have not yet come from the government or the army, but it is also true that the Indian Army has always played its role strongly. Many times the complete details of operations are kept confidential so that the enemy country does not get a clue of the strategy.But the curiosity and questions of a section of the public and society are also natural, especially when the matter is related to national security.
Neha Singh Rathore coming forward with questions is not a new thing, but this time her questions are more sharp than ever and are directly focused on national security. Now it remains to be seen what will be the attitude of the government, administration or the general public on her criticism this time.
India’s action in response to Pakistan’s nefarious activities has been described as a brave step, but is just a counter-attack enough? This question is now being asked not only by Neha Singh Rathore but by every aware citizen of the country.
