Diksha Karhade
News Editor
Mumbai : Vanchit Bahujan Aghadi’s National President and former MP Prakash Ambedkar has launched a strong attack on the Central Government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi over attacks on ships carrying Indian sailors.
He said that America attacked ships carrying Indian sailors twice in one week, in which three Indian sailors died and more than 40 Indians lost their lives.
The deaths of Indian citizens cannot be ignored as ‘collateral damage’ in war. This is an extremely serious matter and the Central Government must take a clear stand on it.
The silence of the Prime Minister while Indian citizens are losing their lives is alarming. Will Prime Minister Modi keep dancing to the tune of American President Donald Trump?
He asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi whether the Indian Government will seek answers from America regarding this incident. India’s foreign policy is continuously weakening and the government is not taking the issue of the safety of Indian citizens seriously.
Ambedkar said that the death of three Indian sailors is not just an accident, but it should also be seen as an attempt to slowly drag India into a situation of war and conflict. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the Central Government to ensure the safety of Indian citizens and to strongly raise this issue at the international level.
The families of the Indian sailors who lost their lives are demanding justice and answers.
The families of the more than 40 Indian citizens whose lives were put at risk also have many questions. The government should clarify its stance before the nation on this entire matter.
Prakash Ambedkar demanded that the Central Government should prioritize the safety of Indian citizens and present detailed information about this incident before Parliament and the public. The nation wants to know what steps the government has taken so far to address the circumstances that led to the deaths of Indian citizens.
This issue related to the lives and safety of Indian citizens is beyond politics and the Central Government must be held accountable.
