Our govt will never let the nation to bow down its head before anyone: RajnathLIVE! Our govt will never let

December 11, 2016 14:54

In a direct attack to Pakistan, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said the neighbouring country is trying to destabilise India by encouraging "cowardly" act of terrorism, while adding that the Indian army will give befitting reply to Pakistan's unprovoked violations.

"Our government will never let the nation to bow down its head before anyone. We cannot change our neighbours," Rajnath Singh said.

"A neighbouring country of our again and again encourages terrorism and terrorist activities to harm India. Perhaps it was not able to understand the fact that terrorism is not a weapon of the brave but of cowards," Singh added.

He was speaking at Shahidi Diwas programme in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district.

Further referring to surgical strike by Army after the Uri attack, he said, "You have seen how they cowardly attacked our jawans but after that our jawans did a wonderful job. I want to assure that this government will never let India to bow its head before anyone".

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