Friendship, terror can't go together: Javadekar

January 02, 2016 18:20

Condemning the attack on the Indian Air Force Base in Pathankot, Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar on Saturday pointed out that friendship and terror cannot go hand in hand.

"We condemn the attack. Our air force needs a salute for fighting them off immediately. How they entered the place needs to be investigated. I think our Home minister has rightly said that India will give back a befitting reply. Congress has tried to politicise the matter. We are certain that friendship and terror cannot go together," Javadekar told ANI.

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