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‘She Disrespected Democracy’: BJP Starts A Fight Over Supriya Shrinate’s ‘Martyrs’ Remark Following Their Encounter With Chhattisgarh

Congress leader Supriya Shrinate finds herself on the backfoot once more after a video of her calling Maoists “martyrs” went viral on the web. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) hit out at the Congress over Srinate’s comment on the Kanker experience, in which 29 Naxals were shot dead by outfitted forces. “Supriya Shrinate, the national representative of Congress, has made fun of the individuals of Chhattisgarh, the police-constrained and vote-based system, by calling the Naxalites, who have recoloured the arrival of Chhattisgarh with the blood of blameless Chhattisgarh, as saints.

Your entry is not satisfactory on this sacred land,” the Chhattisgarh BJP unit posted on X. Shrinate started a controversy on Wednesday by communicating sensitivity for the 29 Naxals murdered in an experience with the BSF in Chhattisgarh’s Kanker on Tuesday. Shrinate called the Naxals “martyrs” and said that an exhaustive examination ought to be done into the incident.

BJP pioneer Shehzad Poonawala, responding to Shrinate’s comment, said this was “expected of the Congress but unthinkable.” “When we have seen an exceptionally imperative operation that has taken place in Chhattisgarh, where 29 Naxalites were killed by the security faculty, and this was undoubtedly a huge accomplishment for the security work force, in addition to coming out and inviting the security powers, their activity, nowadays the Congress party, has done what is anticipated of them but unimaginable.

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They come out and claim that the Naxalites are saints, and they raise address marks on the bravery of the security personnel,” he said. In one of the biggest operations by security powers in Chhattisgarh, as many as 29 Naxalites were slaughtered and their bodies were recovered on Tuesday in the Kanker zone. Of the 29 Maoists, more than a dozen were ladies who were using dangerous weapons and attempting to secure the men when strengths assaulted them. Three security faculty, counting two Border Security Drive jawans and one staff member of the state police’s Locale Save Protect (DRG), endured wounds amid the experience.