Modi regime slammed by relatives of slain Indian army soldiers
New Delhi: The family members of Indian army soldiers, who were killed in a recent attack during a cordon and search operation in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir are scolding the Modi-led Indian regime for their killing in the disputed territory.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Sanapala Jagadeeswara Rao was one of these slain Indian army soldiers. He belonged to Andhra Pradesh, India. His family is grieving his loss after he along with his other four companions was killed in an attack Doda district of Jammu region, the other day.
Relatives of slain Indian soldiers are criticizing the Modi regime for sending troops to the disputed territory to be killed for political gains.
Rao’s brother, Vigneswara Rao, lamented the unnecessary loss of life. “He told us he [Rao] would purchase a Royal Enfield motorcycle after he returned home, but unfortunately, this incident happened,” he said, his voice filled with emotion.
The family’s anguish is palpable, and they question the Modi government’s motives in deploying troops in a conflict zone without moral justification. Why are our soldiers being sent to Kashmir to be killed for political gains?, asked one of Rao’s uncles.
The tragedy has left the family and village in deep sorrow, remembering Rao as a friendly and kind person who got along with everyone.
The family’s criticism of the Modi regime’s policies in Kashmir resonates with many who question the government’s handling of the territory’s sensitive issues.
