Bangalore blasts, a sign of growing threat: Rajnath

Rajnath Singh condemned the serial blasts in Bangalore and said they underline the growing threat of terrorism which the country continue to face.

BJP chief Rajnath Singh condemned the serial blasts in Bangalore and said they underline the growing threat of terrorism which the country continue to face.

“I strongly condemn the serial blasts that rocked the peaceful city of Bangalore today. These blasts in Bangalore underline the threat that we all continue to face from the growing menace of terrorism in India,” he said in a statement.

Dismissing terrorist activities as mere law and order problem by the Centre is nothing but trivialising an issue which has become a global problem, Rajnath said the ‘common man is forced to pay a heavy price for the lackadaisical attitude of the Centre’.

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“I urge UPA government to chalk out an elaborate and integrated action plan to deal with terrorism in India. BJP promises its whole-hearted support to the government on the issue,” Singh said.

“I also express my sympathies towards the families of people who died or were injured in these blasts.”

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