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Is Sitharaman giving Pakistan clean chit on Uri, Pathankot attacks, asks Chidambaram

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New Delhi, Jan 14: Attacking Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman for claiming that no major attack took place since the BJP came to power at the Centre in 2014, senior Congress leader P. Chidambaram on Monday questioned her if she was “giving a clean chit to Pakistan in the 2016 Pathankot and Uri attacks.”

In a series of tweets, the former Finance Minister also asked Sitharaman to locate Uri and Pathankot in India’s map.

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“The Defence Minister said that there has been no militant attack from Pakistan after 2014. Will the Defence Minister pick up India’s map and locate Pathankot and Uri?

“By saying these attacks were not from Pakistan, is the Defence Minister giving a clean chit to Pakistan in respect of the Pathankot and Uri attacks?

During the second day of the BJP National Council on Saturday, Sitharam had claimed that there had been no major militant attack after 2014.

“All attempts to wreak havoc in the country have been eliminated at the border itself and this government has ensured that there are no opportunities for terrorists to disturb the peace,” she had said.

The attack on the Pathankot Air Force Station, part of the Western Air Command of the Indian Air Force took place on January 02, 2016.

The Uri attack also took place later that year on September 18 when four heavily armed militants attacked an Indian Army brigade headquarters in the north Kashmir town. (Agencies)

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