Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu welcomed the ceasefire announcement between India and Pakistan as a positive development. Stating that India agreed to Pakistan’s request to cease fire, he expressed condolences to all the Indians who lost their lives in the war and announced that they would support whatever decision the Center takes for the security of the country.
The CM commented that the country comes first is the motto of everyone. He clarified that if the country faces difficulties, it is the responsibility of everyone to be united and walk together. In the wake of the India-Pakistan tensions, CM Chandrababu met Governor Abdul Nazeer on Saturday evening. He discussed the tensions between the two countries with the Governor.
He explained the measures taken in the coastal areas of AP and the security measures being taken in the important cities of the state. Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, Home Minister Anita and leaders of 6 religions met the Governor in this program organized at Raj Bhavan.
Speaking on the occasion, CM Chandrababu Naidu expressed his anger over the attack on the peace and stability of the developing country, saying that terrorism is the biggest problem facing the world and that terrorism has attacked the peace and stability of the developing country of India. He said that it is sad that Murali Naik died a heroic death in the heroic struggle for the protection of the country.
CM Chandrababu said that despite differences of opinion in democracy, it is a great privilege that everyone has come together for the integrity of the country. He commented that Andhra Pradesh is a state without religious hatred. He said that let us show solidarity with the struggle of India with open arms.
Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan clarified that India, which wants everyone to be well, is always synonymous with tolerance. He said that India is a land that respects all castes and religions. He lamented that terrorism has been with us since the partition of Pakistan. He thanked everyone who said that all Indians are one in difficult times.
Home Minister Vangalapudi Anita thanked the elders of all religions who are showing unity in diversity. She said that the ceasefire announcement was also a good development. She commented that it is not right to attribute any incident to caste and religion in the process of India’s development. She said that it is sad that Murali Nayak died a hero’s death in Operation Sindhoor. She asked the parents to stand by the parents who sent Murali Nayak, the only son of the family, for the country.
