Pakistan frustrated by India’s growth: Rajnath Singh

At a public meeting in Jhansi, Singh said, “Woh Pakistan tilmilaya hua hai. Bharat ka vikas use raas nahin a raha hai. Who atankwadiyon se hamle karata hai.”

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Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh. (PTI File Photo)

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said that Pakistan was frustrated with the growth of India and wanted to destablise and divide the country. He also accused Pakistan of facilitating attacks on Indian soldiers by terrorists.

At a public meeting in Jhansi, Singh said, “Woh Pakistan tilmilaya hua hai. Bharat ka vikas use raas nahin a raha hai. Who atankwadiyon se hamle karata hai.”

He said that this time, Pakistan would have understood that personnel of the Indian Army and paramilitary forces have the strength and courage to not just fight on Indian land land but also give a strong reply by entering Pakistan territory when required.

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