Does govt have courage to call Pahalgam victims and ask them to watch cricket clash with Pakistan? Owaisi slams Centre in Lok Sabha
Asaduddin Owaisi
on Monday while speaking on
Operation Sindoor
questioned the reason behind cricket matches between India and Pakistan if trade and other relations were snapped post the Pahalgam attack.
"You have stopped trade with Pakistan, closed your airspace, stopped their ships from entering our waters, then how will you play cricket match with Pakistan," said Owaisi.
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"I congratulate our armed forces. They have made India's Operation Sindoor a success. For me, destroying the terror camp in Bahawalpur was the biggest achievement... Pakistan Army, ISI, and their deep state want to weaken India..." said Owaisi during his address in the Lower House of the Parliament.
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