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Hans India
15 hours ago
- Politics
- Hans India
'He acts on behalf of Pakistan', Assam CM slams Gaurav Gogoi
Guwahati: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Tuesday launched a sharp attack on Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi for the latter's speech in the Lok Sabha during the debate on Operation Sindoor. Taking to his X handle, CM Sarma wrote, 'Speech delivered by our MP from Jorhat in Parliament yesterday proved beyond doubt that he acts on behalf of Pakistan. His secret trip and close ties with the Pakistani establishment speak volumes. With his wife and both the kids holding foreign citizenship, he can leave India any time. He is a disgrace to Assam and a betrayal of our pride as proud Indian.' On Monday, kicking off the Opposition's charge in the Lok Sabha during a special discussion on Operation Sindoor, Congress Deputy Leader in the Lower House, Gaurav Gogoi, accused the Centre of withholding critical information related to the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, where 26 civilians were killed. He questioned how five heavily armed terrorists were able to infiltrate and carry out the killings despite India's vast surveillance and intelligence apparatus. '(Defence Minister) Rajnath Singh gave many details, but could not explain how the terrorists reached Pahalgam or who helped them escape. You have Pegasus, satellites, CRPF, BSF, CISF-yet no answers after 100 days?' Gogoi demanded that Union Home Minister Amit Shah take "moral responsibility" for the attack, alleging that the government deflected blame rather than accepting security lapses. CM Sarma has been making grave allegations regarding Gogoi's alleged links with Pakistan's establishment, promising to disclose 'damning' evidence on September 10. 'What I will reveal on September 10 will make Rahul Gandhi regret why he appointed such a person to a leadership role,' CM Sarma had earlier said, referring to Gogoi's position as Congress president in Assam. CM Sarma has alleged that Gogoi's wife was involved in gathering sensitive information related to the Indian government, purportedly for international climate lobbies. 'We have documents to prove that his wife was collecting intelligence outputs of the Government of India. This operation is directly linked,' he has claimed. He has also hinted at Gogoi's links with Pakistan's Interior Ministry and intelligence agency, the ISI. He has repeatedly questioned the timing and nature of Gogoi's travel to Pakistan, calling the visit concerning since it occurred before he became a Member of Parliament. 'That's more dangerous, because at that time he was residing at the Chief Minister's residence. How can the son of a Chief Minister travel like that?' Sarma said. The CM has also raised questions about the citizenship status of Gogoi's family. CM Sarma claimed to possess documentary evidence showing that Gogoi applied to change his son's citizenship in 2021, despite the child previously holding Indian citizenship. Accusing the Congress party of long-standing proximity to Pakistan, CM Sarma earlier said that by appointing Gogoi to a key leadership role, the party had once again demonstrated its alleged sympathy toward India's western neighbour. 'Rahul Gandhi must answer now. The Congress has always patronised Pakistan -- and in Gogoi's appointment, they've done it again,' he said.
United News of India
a day ago
- Politics
- United News of India
Home Minister should take responsibility for Pahalgam attack: Congress' Gaurav Gogoi
New Delhi, July 28 (UNI) Congress Deputy Leader Gaurav Gogoi today asserted that Home Minister Amit Shah should be held accountable for the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, and cannot deflect responsibility onto J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha. Speaking during the discussion on Operation Sindoor in the Lok Sabha, Gogoi said: "The Home Minister comes and says that everything is well arranged. The backbone of terrorism has been broken. Yet, Uri happens, Pulwama happens, and Pahalgam happens. In the end, who takes responsibility? The Lieutenant Governor of J&K? No. If responsibility has to be taken, then Hon'ble Home Minister, it is you who must take the responsibility." He also said that all the blame for the Pahalgam attack was placed on the tour operator, with the claim that the operator took tourists to Pahalgam without permission and without informing the government. He questioned this logic of "evading responsibility", asking how such an argument could be justified. He further pointed out that 100 days have passed since the Pahalgam attack, yet the four terrorists involved have not been apprehended. The terrorists came, were given shelter, carried out an attack in Pahalgam for an hour, and escaped—yet not a single one has been caught. Mr. Gogoi said, 'Those who gave shelter to the terrorists have not been caught, those who supplied them with weapons have not been caught, and those who helped them escape safely after the attack have also not been apprehended. The government has drones, Pegasus, and the Central Reserve Police Force—so why, Home Minister, have the terrorists and their accomplices still not been captured?' He said that in Pahalgam, terrorists fired at unarmed tourists for an hour, and no one came to their aid. Even the ambulance took an hour to reach the scene. 'Who will answer these questions?' he asked. Gogoi further alleged that the central government is so arrogant that no matter how serious its mistakes are, no one is allowed to question it. He said, "At the time of the Pahalgam attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in Saudi Arabia and completed all his scheduled programs there. After returning to India, he did not visit Pahalgam but instead went to Bihar to deliver an election speech. If anyone went to Pahalgam, it was our leader Rahul Gandhi. It would have been much better if he had gone to Pahalgam." The Congress Deputy Leader said, "The phrase "we will strike inside their territory" has been heard often—first after the 2016 terrorist attack, and again after the Pahalgam attack. Now, he said, it is being claimed that Operation Sindoor is still ongoing, which implies that Pakistan will carry out another terrorist attack, and then there will be another response under Operation Sindoor". He further stated that after the ceasefire, it was said, 'Our objective was not war; our objective was not to capture Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.' He questioned, 'If we are not going to take Pakistan-occupied Kashmir now, then when will we?' Gogoi also demanded when the whole Opposition and the country was with the Government then why did the ceasefire happen. "The entire country and the Opposition were with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but on the evening of May 10, news of a ceasefire emerged. In such a situation, Narendra Modi should explain- Why did this ceasefire happen? When Pakistan was ready to kneel, why did you stop? and Who did you bow to, who did you surrender to?" Union Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh while participating in the discussion slammed Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi saying that the Jorhat MP failed to acknowledge the sacrifices of Indian soldiers. He also accused the UPA for rise in terrorism in the country. Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee raised concerns over the ceasefire decision. He also criticised the Prime Minister for remaining silent on US President Donald Trump's repeated assertions about playing a role in ending the India-Pakistan conflict. 'Why was a ceasefire declared under pressure from the American President?' he questioned. UNI RBE RN
Economic Times
a day ago
- Politics
- Economic Times
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi seeks answers on Pahalgam intel lapse, abrupt end to operations
New Delhi: Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi on Monday launched a sharp attack on the government in Lok Sabha over the Pahalgam terror strike, questioning how the terrorists reached Baisaran valley on April 22 and why they remained at large even 100 days later. Opening the Opposition's debate on Operation Sindoor, Gogoi demanded answers on several issues - including US President Donald Trump's repeated claims of brokering an India-Pakistan ceasefire, and Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan's admission that India suffered air losses. He also criticised the government's decision to halt the operation after Pakistan's climbdown, asking why India didn't reclaim territory under Pakistani occupation. "The entire country, including the Opposition, stood behind PM Modi. Then suddenly, on May 10, there was a ceasefire. Why? If Pakistan was ready to surrender, why did we stop? Who did we surrender to? Donald Trump has said 26 times that he forced both countries to announce a ceasefire," Gogoi slammed the government's failure to track down the terrorists responsible for the Pahalgam attack. "It's been 100 days, but the five terrorists are still free. You have drones, Pegasus, satellites, CRPF, BSF, CISF, and even the Defence Minister visited - but you still couldn't catch them. It took an hour for an ambulance to reach Baisaran. The Army came on foot." Gogoi said. Holding Union home minister Amit Shah accountable, Gogoi said the Centre could not hide behind Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha. "Who takes responsibility? The LG? No - it's the Union Home Minister who must be accountable. And the government blaming tour operators for taking people to Baisaran is cowardly," he said. Gogoi also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not visiting the site after returning from Saudi Arabia. "Instead of going to Pahalgam, the PM went to Bihar and delivered an election speech. It was Rahul Gandhi who visited the victims," he added.
Time of India
a day ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi seeks answers on Pahalgam intel lapse, abrupt end to operations
Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads New Delhi: Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi on Monday launched a sharp attack on the government in Lok Sabha over the Pahalgam terror strike , questioning how the terrorists reached Baisaran valley on April 22 and why they remained at large even 100 days the Opposition's debate on Operation Sindoor , Gogoi demanded answers on several issues - including US President Donald Trump's repeated claims of brokering an India-Pakistan ceasefire , and Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan's admission that India suffered air losses. He also criticised the government's decision to halt the operation after Pakistan's climbdown, asking why India didn't reclaim territory under Pakistani occupation."The entire country, including the Opposition, stood behind PM Modi. Then suddenly, on May 10, there was a ceasefire. Why? If Pakistan was ready to surrender, why did we stop? Who did we surrender to? Donald Trump has said 26 times that he forced both countries to announce a ceasefire," Gogoi slammed the government's failure to track down the terrorists responsible for the Pahalgam attack. "It's been 100 days, but the five terrorists are still free. You have drones, Pegasus, satellites, CRPF, BSF, CISF, and even the Defence Minister visited - but you still couldn't catch them. It took an hour for an ambulance to reach Baisaran. The Army came on foot." Gogoi Union home minister Amit Shah accountable, Gogoi said the Centre could not hide behind Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha. "Who takes responsibility? The LG? No - it's the Union Home Minister who must be accountable. And the government blaming tour operators for taking people to Baisaran is cowardly," he also criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not visiting the site after returning from Saudi Arabia. "Instead of going to Pahalgam, the PM went to Bihar and delivered an election speech. It was Rahul Gandhi who visited the victims," he added.
Business Upturn
a day ago
- Business
- Business Upturn
Pegasus Insights Selected to Present at Treasury Tank Innovation Showcase
Miami, FL, July 28, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Pegasus Insights, a next-generation cash and liquidity platform for mid-market finance teams, has been selected to present at the highly competitive Treasury Tank event during the TMANY NYC Cash Exchange. The showcase, which highlights emerging technologies poised to transform treasury and cash management, will feature Pegasus among a select group of innovators recognized for driving impact across the office of the CFO. Pegasus will present its platform during the Treasury Tank session on September 18-19, 2025, at the Sheraton Times Square in New York City. 'We built Pegasus to solve the real, daily pain points we saw over and over in the field—manual reporting, fragmented data, and slow decision cycles,' said Benjamin Garthwaite, President of Pegasus Insights. 'Being chosen to present at Treasury Tank is a reflection of how urgently the market is demanding smarter tools to manage liquidity with confidence.' Pegasus Insights was founded by experienced financial consultants who spent years building cash flow models and reporting systems for private equity-backed and mid-market companies. Frustrated by the limitations of existing tools, they created a purpose-built solution that connects directly to bank and ERP systems to give finance teams daily cash visibility, automated forecasting, and working capital insights—all without the lengthy implementation timelines and rigid workflows common in traditional FP&A software. The Pegasus platform includes: Real-time cash visibility: Automatically consolidates balances across all bank accounts and entities. Automatically consolidates balances across all bank accounts and entities. Automated 13-week forecasting: Customizable by business unit, scenario, or customer group. Customizable by business unit, scenario, or customer group. Collections tracking with Pegasus Collect: Streamlines overdue follow-ups and helps reduce days sales outstanding (DSO). Streamlines overdue follow-ups and helps reduce days sales outstanding (DSO). Working capital levers: Highlights actionable insights to improve cash flow without external financing. Designed for mid-market organizations—especially those navigating the complexities of private equity ownership—Pegasus stands out by offering a white-glove onboarding model, rapid time-to-value, and an intuitive user experience designed for finance professionals, not IT teams. According to early customer feedback, teams using Pegasus have reported a 50–70% reduction in time spent on weekly liquidity reports and improved responsiveness to investor and board requests. 'We're honored to showcase how Pegasus helps finance leaders turn fragmented data into confident action,' said Garthwaite. 'Treasury Tank is about surfacing tools that drive real impact, and that's exactly what we set out to build.' To learn more about Pegasus Insights or schedule a demo, visit About Pegasus Insights is a modern cash and liquidity management platform built by financial consultants for mid-market companies. The platform helps finance teams gain real-time cash visibility, automate cash forecasting, and optimize working capital. Pegasus is SOC 2 Type I certified and trusted by private equity-backed businesses across manufacturing, healthcare, SaaS, and business services. Social Links Instagram | LinkedIn Media Contact Full Name: Maggie Cattell Title: Marketing Lead Company Name: Pegasus Insights Email: [email protected] Phone Number: 16145935988 Website: Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with GlobeNewswire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same. Ahmedabad Plane Crash
