Home Minister Rajnath Singh, on Thursday, said that he did not think Kulbhushan Jadhav received a fair trial. "We will do everything needed to save his life. In fact, I have information that Indian embassy in Pakistan is very active in this regard and talking to Pak officials now," Singh said at Kolkata.
Singh also denounced Pakistan’s national security adviser Sartaz Aziz's statements.
“I think he is not giving us the facts,” said Singh.
Singh also condemned violence across India, including West Bengal. He pulled up Mamata government for political violence in the state.
“All these measures are being taken to stonewall the development plan of Modi-led government. We ask the state to abstain and think of development before hindrance,” he said.
Asked about West Bengal becoming as a shelter for Bangladeshi terrorists, Home Minister smiled and said, “I cannot reply to this question.”
When asked about the recent bypoll where BJP stood second, Rajnath Singh said, “It points to the fact that next government in West Bengal would be that of BJP.”
He asked the BJP workers in Kolkata to work in tandem with the central leadership to become the ruling party of Bengal in 2021.
“Just work to get maximum seats in 2019 Lok Sabha election,” Singh told the BJP workers.
