“No one is certain,” says Revanth Reddy, the most recent Congressman to question the Balakot airstrikes.

Revanth Reddy, the chief minister of Telangana, became the latest leader of the Congress party and the opposition to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) operation on Pakistani territory in February 2019 when he questioned the validity of the Balakot airstrikes on Friday.

“It’s unclear whether the airstrike actually occurred as reported. At a news conference, Reddy stated, “If it was our (Congress’) responsibility to ensure the nation’s internal security, we wouldn’t have left it in anyone’s hands.”

The head of the Congress party charged that Prime Minister Modi and the BJP were attempting to get “political benefits” from the attack on Pulwama and the IAF’s retaliation strikes.

“May I inquire what you were doing, PM? Why did you allow the attack on Pulwama to occur? What steps did you take to strengthen internal security in the nation? Why didn’t you enlist the aid of organisations like the IB and R&AW that were at your disposal? You were the one who failed,” he yelled.

The chief minister of Telangana then urged voters to unseat the Modi administration in the current Lok Sabha elections.

“Winning elections is the only thing that matters to Modi. His kind of thinking is detrimental to the nation. The nation needs to rid itself of Modi and the BJP at this point. They were unable to stop the incident in Pulwama. What was going on at the Intelligence Bureau? Reddy enquired.

On February 14, 2019, a Jaish-e-Mohammed suicide bomber crashed an IED-laden car into a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) bus, resulting in the Pulwama incident. IAF fighter planes destroyed a Jaish stronghold in Balakot, Pakistan, on February 26, killing a significant number of terrorists and damaging their infrastructure.

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