JIT report on Pathankot attack a slap on the face of India: JDU

April 05, 2016 21:08

The Janata Dal-U today attacked the Centre over Pakistani JIT reportedly putting the blame on India for Pathankot terror attack saying it was a "slap" on the face the country for which Narendra Modi dispensation "is responsible".

"It is a matter of shame for our country that the report of Joint Investigation Team constituted to investigate Pathankot terror attack is reported to have stated that India had staged the drama. "As a citizen of this country, my first question is that whether any country in the world would allow the investigation team of another country to come and investigate the terrorist attack. The answer is no and this has never happened in any country of the world," party President Sharad Yadav said in a statement.

He said "ours is a government which has allowed such a team to investigate and that team has slapped on us". "I do not understand as to who is advising such actions to the high command in this country. This action of the government was not advisable at all and not only we have shown our weakness but also they have made fool of us," Yadav said.

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