'Surgical Strike 3': Eknath Shinde As PM Modi Vows Revenge Till 'End Of The Earth'

Maharashtra's Deputy CM Shinde called for strong action after the Pulwama attack, stating that India-Pakistan matches should be cancelled and no Pakistani films should be released in India.

By : Vaibhav Parab | Updated at : 24 Apr 2025 02:53 PM (IST)

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Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde meets Maharashtra tourists stranded in Srinagar, Kashmir.

Source : X@mieknathshinde

Pahalgam Terror Attack: Waiting for the central government's next move after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a strong message on Thursday. He said every terrorist will be tracked down and punished. Meanwhile, Maharashtra's Deputy Chief Minister and Shiv Sena President Eknath Shinde said that preparations for Surgical Strike 3 have begun.

Eknath Shinde said the Pahalgam terror attack is reprehensible. "We strongly condemn it. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also assured us of strong action."

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He said, "PM Modi is in action mode now. Preparations are underway for a major move. PM Modi and Amit Shah will definitely take a big step. Preparations for Surgical Strike 3 are on."

Shinde further said, "Now there should be no games with Pakistan after this. India-Pakistan matches should not happen either. We will not allow a single Pakistani film to be released. All relations should end."

After the terrorist attack, the Opposition has raised questions about the government's security. On this, Shinde said, "We shall not say anything about those who are criticising, this is not the time for commentary. It's time to stand together."

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Shnde landed in Srinagar on Wednesday to help stranded tourists return home. "It was a challenge to bring them all back safely. After talking to the tourists there, I realised that they were under the shadow of fear. I personally went to Jammu and Kashmir to meet them to reassure them and bring them back to the state. Late last night, 75 of these tourists were brought back to the state by a special flight. My colleagues from Shiv Sena met these tourists at the Mumbai airport and consoled them," he posted on X.