Vijayawada, Apr 29 (UNI) Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Jana Sena Party President K Pawan Kalyan asked those 'who love Pakistan to go that country' and called upon Indians to be united irrespective of religion to oppose terrorism.



The Jana Sena party organised a meeting here on Tuesday to mourn the death of two persons, Somisetti Madhusudhan Rao and JS Chandramouli from AP, who were killed by the terrorists at Pahalgam in Kashmir.

Pawan Kalyan announced and ex-gratia of Rs 50 lakh each to the two bereaved families on behalf of Jana Sena party and assured of extending all help.

He also promised to speak to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to extend financial assistance from the government.



Addressing the meeting, the Deputy CM vehemently condemned the brutal killings of innocent tourists in Pahalgam in Kashmir. “Those who love Pakistan, why are you here, you can go there. Secular does not mean appeasement,” he rued.



He pointed out that 'the law and order situation had started deteriorating after elections were held and the government was formed in Kashmir.

As long as Kashmir was under the President’s rule, the situation there was calm and peaceful,' he claimed.



Pawan Kalyan recalled that Madhusudhan Rao’s wife told him that for the first three days, she wore modern dress but on the fateful day, she sported bindi which helped the terrorists identify them as Hindus. After confirming that they were Hindus, they killed Madhusudhan, he lamented.

“When you are targeted based on your religion, you must expose it as it is not a hatred of anybody,” the Deputy CM asserted.

Pawan Kalyan opined that too much lenience and patience are also not good to any nation. He noted that the Muslim population in India is equal to the Pakistan population but India has never shown any partiality, he acknowledged.

The Deputy Chief Minister also decried the recent attacks on Hindus and the destruction of Hindu temples in Bangladesh.

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