'Dharm Dekh Kar Nahi, Karm Dekh Kar Mara Hai': Defence Minister Singes Pakistan In Morocco

Rabat, Morocco: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday singed Pakistan in Morocco while interacting with the Indian community during his visit. Singh highlighted the difference between Pakistani terrorists, who carried out the Pahalgam terror attack and India's response to it, saying that Operation Sindoor targeted terrorists for their actions rather than their religion, while leaving any civilian or military establishment untouched. Highlighting the secular nature of India, Singh said India does not discriminate people from different communities. "Ab bharat ki vishesha dekho, atankwadio ne deshvashiyo ka dharam puch kar mara, Magar hum logo ne kisi ka dharm dekh kar nahi, unka karm dekh kar mara hai. (The terrorists came here and killed our

citizens after asking their religion But we did not see someone's religion, but their actions)," Singh told during his interaction in Rabat, Morocco."We have no problems in people believing in whatever religion. This is the freedom, whoever wants to believe in whatever religion they believe. Whoever, whether from a particular religion, community, we don't discriminate. This is India's character," he added.

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Singh emphasised that India’s response focused solely on the individuals and organisations responsible for the attack, deliberately avoiding any civilian or military targets."We killed only those who killed our people. We didn't attack any civilian or any military establishment. Only India can have this character. Had we wanted, we could have attacked any military establishment or civilian establishment, but we didn't do it. We should uphold this character of India," he told the Indian community in Morocco.Notably, Rajnath Singh arrived in Morocco on Sunday for a two-day official visit, marking the first-ever trip by an Indian Defence Minister to the country. Singh landed at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport, where he was received by the Head Wali of the Military Command of Casablanca and the Indian Ambassador to Morocco, Sanjay Rana.