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Time of India
5 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
'Wo dharm pooch ke marenge to ... ': Bengal student Sonakshi Bhattacharya's fiery words on Operation Sindoor go viral; social media hails speech
'Woh Dharm Pooch Ke Marenge To...': Bengal Student's Fiery Speech on Operation Sindoor Goes Viral 03:52 NEW DELHI: The usually measured proceedings of the Rajasthan Assembly turned electric on Monday when West Bengal's Sonakshi Bhattacharya took the mic during the 4th Youth Parliament — and set the House ablaze with a fiery address on national direct aim at Pakistan and terror outfits, Bhattacharya warned against religiously targeted killings and called for decisive rallying cry — 'Agar koi dharm puch ke maarega, toh hum dharm batake marenge' — drew thunderous applause and has since stormed social Youth Parliament, an initiative of the Centre, brought together 168 students from 13 states to spar over pressing national and global issues. But it was Bhattacharya's uncompromising stand on terrorism and her warning that peace cannot survive without preparedness that stole the in a mock session on national security, she condemned the misuse of religion by terrorists to target innocents and urged India to meet provocation with strength. For many in the House, it wasn't just a student speech — it was a battle cry.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
'Woh Dharm Pooch Ke Marenge To...': Bengal Student's Fiery Speech on Operation Sindoor Goes Viral
Operation Sindoor got a fiery youth twist in the Rajasthan Assembly when Sonakshi Bhattacharya's speech lit up the house. Taking aim at Pakistan and terror outfits, the young parliamentarian warned against religiously targeted killings, urging decisive retaliation. The youth parliament brought together 168 students from across India to debate terrorism, PoK, and national security. Voices from Kashmir to Varanasi demanded action, reclaiming land and dignity. Organisers hailed the event as a training ground for democratic leadership, and Sonakshi's viral speech proved the next generation's resolve is unshakable.#operationsindoor #pakistan #youthparliament #rajasthanassembly #yuvasansad #india #pok #terrorism #sonakshibhattacharya #kashmir #breakingnews #trending #trendingnow #toi #bharat #toibharat #indianews
India Today
6 days ago
- Politics
- India Today
At Youth Parliament, young ‘Home Minister' slams Pakistan over cross-border terrorism
A youth-led simulation of parliamentary proceedings in the Rajasthan Assembly on Monday saw a strong intervention from 17-year-old Sonakshi Bhattacharya, a student, who was given the portfolio of Home Minister for the during a session on national security, Bhattacharya addressed cross-border terrorism. Her fiery speech on the issue has attracted nationwide attention, with some saying it reflects a new India taking a firm urged a united approach to tackling the threat and reminded the House of incidents such as Pulwama and Pahalgam, stating that such attacks underline the urgency for collective national resolve. She spoke firmly about how terrorists use religion to kill innocents, saying, 'Agr koi Dharma puchke marga tou hum dharma btake marenge.'Bhattacharya, in her address, said peace could not be sustained without adequate preparedness.'Peace can be built with strength,' she said, emphasising the need for a well-equipped security apparatus backed by technology and operational event, called the Youth Parliament, brought together students from across the country to debate and deliberate on key issues in the format of actual legislative PARLIAMENT DEBATES KEY ISSUESBhattacharya criticised what she described as deliberate attempts by a neighbouring country to destabilise India, noting that the policy of using terrorism as a tool was eroding trust and threatening stability in the Rajasthan Assembly held the 4th Youth Parliament, an initiative of the Indian government, bringing together 168 students from 13 states to debate national and global said the purpose of the Youth Parliament was to familiarise students with the working of democratic institutions, giving them a platform to research, articulate, and debate issues of public programme is modelled on the actual rules and procedures of legislative bodies, with participants taking on roles such as ministers, opposition leaders, and members of the speech stood out for its focus on specific events and its call for a united, non-partisan approach to national intervention underscored that, for the next generation, debates on peace and security are not distant policy matters but questions that will shape their Youth Parliament concluded with resolutions passed on multiple issues, reflecting a range of participants, it was both a lesson in governance and an exercise in understanding the responsibilities that come with leadership.- EndsTrending Reel
Time of India
6 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Operation Sindoor echoes in Rajasthan Assembly: Youth parliament's Home Minister slams cross-border terror, demands zero-tolerance policy
Ahead of Independence day, patriotic nationalistic fervour invoked after a young parliamentarian from Bengal, Sonakshi Bhattacharya delivered a strong address in the Rajasthan Assembly, calling for a clear and uncompromising approach to cross-border terrorism. Referring to recent and past attacks, she stressed that the time for 'hesitations and half-measures' was over. Firm stand against terror attacks Bhattacharya questioned the notion that firm measures would destabilize peace, asking if peace had prevailed during the Pulwama attack where 40 CRPF personnel were killed, the Uri ambush on soldiers, or the Pathankot airbase strike. She argued that silence cannot be considered diplomacy and appeasement cannot be strategy. 'When terror is exported as state policy, the only answer is strength,' she said. She pointed to actions such as the surgical strikes, Balakot airstrikes, and the recent Operation Sindoor as examples of India's willingness to act decisively. Operation Sindoor is still going on :- Indian Army Sialkot 🚨 Security and intelligence measures Highlighting improvements under the current government, Bhattacharya said border forces are now better equipped with drone surveillance, AI-backed fencing, night vision monitoring, and satellite tracking, which have significantly reduced infiltration. She also outlined measures against terror financing, noting the role of agencies like the NIA and the Multi-Agency Center in real-time intelligence sharing. Hawala networks have been disrupted, and sleeper cells dismantled through coordinated action by the ED, NIA, and state forces. A youth-led simulation of parliamentary proceedings in the Rajasthan Assembly on Monday saw a strong speech on cross border terrorism from 17-year-old Sonakshi Bhattacharya, a student, who was given the portfolio Call for national unity Bhattacharya reminded the House that every Indian government since independence has faced terrorism, but today's approach focuses on moving from response to deterrence. She urged unity beyond party lines, asking all political forces to stand firmly with the armed forces and institutions. 'The fight belongs to all Indians,' she said, warning against waiting for another attack to act. She ended by affirming that India must honor the 1994 resolution to end cross-border terrorism, stating, 'If someone asks for our religion before killing us, we will declare it before giving a befitting reply.' To stay updated on the stories that are going viral follow Indiatimes Trending.
