Following the death of four army personnel in Rajouri due to an ambush on two Army vehicles by heavily armed terrorists, Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal expressed sorrow over the incident. He remarked, “In Rajouri and Poonch, post Army interrogation, three civilians are deceased and five injured, currently hospitalized. One might imagine Lord Ram contemplating what has occurred to his people! However, this isn’t the sole reason for his concern. He is revered, yet his teachings seem misplaced among those who hold him in high regard!” Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal shared this sentiment on X.
Earlier, the Rajya Sabha MP took a dig at those who had questioned his stand on the construction of the Ram Mandir. The senior lawyer said that those who speak about Lord Ram do not imbibe his character. “This whole issue is a show-off. They (BJP) talk about Ram but their behaviour, their character are nowhere close to Lord Ram’s. Truthfulness, tolerance, sacrifice, and respect for others are some of the traits of Lord Ram but they do exactly the opposite and say we are glorifying Ram…”
On being asked if he will attend the consecration ceremony of Lord Ram at Ayodhya on January 22, he said “…’Mere dil mein toh Ram hai, main koi dikhave ke liye kaam nahi karta hoon’…” Meanwhile in Poonch, additional security personnel were deployed in the district on Monday, even as a search operation was ongoing in the forested terrain of Dera ki Gali, where two Army vehicles were ambushed by heavily armed terrorists from across the border last week.
Four army personnel were killed and three others were injured on Thursday in the terror attack in the forest area of Dera ki Gali in the Rajouri sector of Jammu and Kashmir.
Earlier, on Sunday, the four fallen soldiers, Naik Birender Singh, Rifleman Gautam Kumar, Naik Karan Kumar, and Rifleman Chandan Kumar, were accorded a tearful senf-off at a wreath-laying ceremony in Rajouri.
A fierce encounter broke out after terrorists fired at two army vehicles passing through Dera Ki Gali in Rajouri’s Poonch region at 3.45 pm on Thursday. “At around 3.45 pm on December 21, two Army vehicles carrying troops to the operational site came under fire by terrorists. The jawans returned fire immediately,” an Army official said. “Our troops are in the process of intensifying the joint operation against terrorists underway in the area since last evening. The operations are taking place in the 48 Rashtriya Rifles area,” the official added.
