The World Stands With India: Udit Raj Calls for Action Against Pakistan
In the aftermath of the heart-wrenching terrorist attack in Pahalgam that took 26 innocent lives, emotions are running high across India. Amid the grief and anger, a strong political voice has emerged—Congress leader Udit Raj, who believes India has a rare window of global unity to confront Pakistan and its support of cross-border terrorism.
#WATCH | Delhi: Congress leader Udit Raj says, “The entire world is with us right now. This is a good opportunity. The Indian government may not have had such an opportunity earlier. Many countries are with us. We should teach Pakistan a lesson. Many countries are criticising… pic.twitter.com/zUgw5ls7bD
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In a powerful statement made in Delhi, Udit Raj said, “The entire world is with us right now. This is a good opportunity… We should teach Pakistan a lesson. Many countries are criticising Pakistan. Innocent people were killed brutally.”
His words reflect the mood of a nation seeking justice—and a government facing a unique moment in international diplomacy.
Pahalgam: A Tragedy That United the World
A Valley of Peace Turned into a Valley of Pain
On April 22, the serene beauty of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir was shattered by an act of unimaginable cruelty. Armed terrorists opened fire on unsuspecting tourists in what has been described as one of the deadliest attacks in recent years. Among the dead were Indian nationals and a Nepali citizen, all victims of a planned and ruthless ambush.
The emotional wounds of this tragedy have not only pierced the hearts of Indians but have also shaken the conscience of the international community.
“We Should Teach Pakistan a Lesson”
A Rare Diplomatic Opportunity
What makes Udit Raj’s statement significant is its timing. Following the attack, several countries, including the United States, France, and Australia, condemned the act and indirectly criticised Pakistan for its inaction against terror networks operating within its borders.
According to Udit Raj, this unified global stance offers India a strategic and moral upper hand—something that has rarely occurred with such clarity and consensus.
“This is not just about revenge,” a senior political analyst commented. “This is about showing the world that India stands against terror, not just for itself, but for humanity.”
Political Unity Over National Security
In times of national crisis, political boundaries often blur. While India’s ruling government has taken strong measures including the demolition of terrorists’ homes, suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, and diplomatic isolation of Pakistan, opposition leaders like Udit Raj are standing shoulder to shoulder with them, voicing national interest over party politics.
This rare political unity reflects how deeply the nation has been hurt—and how strongly it wants to respond.
Global Voices, One Message: Stop Terrorism
Following the Pahalgam massacre, multiple foreign missions in New Delhi issued statements condemning terrorism. The United Nations also called the attack “barbaric,” while NATO members reiterated the need for joint global action against terrorism.
Countries across the globe are acknowledging India’s pain and backing its right to defend its people. As Udit Raj rightly said, “The Indian government may not have had such an opportunity earlier.”
This sentiment echoes across India’s borders—from diplomatic corridors in Europe to Indian households mourning their dead.
Beyond Words: What India Can Do Next
Diplomatic Pressure on Pakistan
India can now leverage global support to demand stronger international scrutiny on Pakistan’s internal handling of terror outfits like Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. Economic sanctions, international watchdog investigations, and UN pressure are potential tools.
Military and Intelligence Strengthening
While full-scale war isn’t a preferred option, India may ramp up surgical strikes, counter-terror operations, and cyber-intelligence warfare to prevent further attacks. Global backing may even allow India to pursue these measures with reduced international backlash.
A Nation’s Pain, A Nation’s Resolve
Udit Raj’s statement captures the spirit of the nation—a blend of sorrow and strength. The images of grieving families, shattered homes, and terrified tourists won’t fade easily. But what remains stronger is the will of 1.4 billion Indians who refuse to be broken by bullets.
