"Took Time To Reflect": Robert Vadra Clarifies Remarks On Pahalgam Attack

Days after row, Robert Vadra clarifies remarks on Pahalgam terror attack

New Delhi: Days after his “Muslims feel weakened” remarks on the dastardly Pahalgam terror attack, Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law, Robert Vadra, has issued a clarification, saying that his intentions were misinterpreted and he condemns the horrific terrorist attack. He also called upon people to remember Gandhi’s non-violence teachings. In a Facebook post, Vadra said that what he had shared was not fully understood in its complete context, and theref…

"Took Time To Reflect": Robert Vadra Clarifies Remarks On Pahalgam Attack

Robert Vadra said terrorism in any form was an attack on the soul of humanity and destroyed the fundamental right of humans to live without fear.

Robert Vadra clarifies 'Muslims feeling weakened' remark on Pahalgam attack

Robert Vadra clarified that his comments on Pahalgam attack were 'not fully understood in their complete context' after a row erupted over his 'Muslims feeling weakened' remark.

Robert Vadra said that I decided to wait a few days in silence, but this should not be considered silence, indifference or lack of patriotism. In fact, it was only because of my deep love for my country, my respect for the truth and my commitment to dedication that I took the time to reflect before speaking.

Pahalgam Attack: Robert Vadra clarifies remarks, condemns terrorism

Days after sparking controversy, Robert Vadra issues clarification on Pahalgam attack remarks, reaffirms condemnation of terrorism

Days after row, Robert Vadra clarifies remarks on Pahalgam terror attack - OrissaPOST

New Delhi: Days after his ‘Muslims feel weakened’ remarks on the dastardly Pahalgam terror attack, Sonia Gandhi’s son-in-law, Robert Vadra, has issued a clarification, saying that his intentions were misinterpreted and he condemns the horrific terrorist attack. He also called upon people to remember Gandhi’s non-violence teachings. In a Facebook post, Vadra said that what he had shared was not fully understood in its complete context, and theref…