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Amit Shah Honors CRPF Valor Day, Vows to Expel Infiltrators in Assam

Union Home Minister Amit Shah paid tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of CRPF personnel on the occasion of CRPF Valor Day, commemorating the 1965 battle at Sardar Post. In a separate development related to the Assam assembly polls, Shah expressed confidence that the BJP will form the government again and pledged to implement the Uniform Civil Code. He launched a sharp attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, accusing them of protecting infiltrators for vote bank politics. Shah vowed that the BJP would identify and remove every single infiltrator from the country.

Key Points: Amit Shah on CRPF Valor Day, Assam Polls & Infiltrators

  • Tribute to CRPF's 1965 sacrifice
  • Attack on Congress & TMC over infiltrators
  • Confidence in BJP forming Assam govt
  • Pledge to implement Uniform Civil Code
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Amit Shah pays tribute to CRPF personnel on Valor Day

Amit Shah pays tribute to CRPF bravery, attacks Rahul Gandhi & Mamata Banerjee on infiltrators, and expresses confidence in BJP's Assam victory.

"Let Mamata Banerjee cry, let Rahul Baba beat his chest, but BJP will throw out every single infiltrator from this country. - Amit Shah"

New Delhi, April 9

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday paid tribute to the personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force on the occasion of CRPF Valor Day, remembering their courage and sacrifice in protecting the nation.

In a post on X, Shah saluted the bravery of CRPF personnel and recalled their historic role in the 1965 battle at Sardar Post in the Rann of Kutch. "Salute to the indomitable courage and sacrifice of our brave hearts on CRPF Valor Day," he said.

Highlighting the significance of the day, the Home Minister said that on this day in 1965, CRPF personnel displayed exceptional courage while defending the country. "On this day in 1965, the fearless warriors of CRPF stood like an unbreakable wall at Sardar Post in the Rann of Kutch, crushing the enemy's advances and writing a glorious chapter of bravery in India's history," Shah stated.

Paying homage to the martyrs, he added, "Heartfelt tributes to the martyrs who laid down their lives for the honour and security of the nation."

CRPF Valor Day is observed every year to commemorate the bravery and sacrifice of CRPF personnel, particularly those who fought valiantly during the 1965 conflict.

On Tuesday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah expressed confidence that the BJP will again form a government in Assam and said a decision to bring the Uniform Civil Code will be taken in the first meeting of the state cabinet.

Addressing election rallies on the last day of the campaign for the assembly polls in Assam, Amit Shah said that after the UCC is implemented in the state, no one will have permission to marry four times.

He attacked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee in a rally in Cachar and said BJP will throw out every single infiltrator from the country.

"We are striking the names of infiltrators from the voter list. Mamata Didi and Rahul Baba are having a stomachache. Rahul Baba, you used to oppose CAA, you were opposing giving voting rights to the refugee Bengali brothers and sisters who have come here, but why are you welcoming the infiltrators? Because they are their vote bank... Let Mamata Banerjee cry, let Rahul Baba beat his chest, but BJP will throw out every single infiltrator from this country," he said.

He also addressed a rally in Hailakandi and sought the support of the people to form a government again.

Voting for the 126-seat Assam Assembly is currently underway, and the votes will be counted on May 4.

- ANI

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Priya S
It's good to remember our heroes, but I wish the article focused more on the actual event and the families of the martyrs, rather than mixing it with current political rally speeches. The valor of CRPF deserves undiluted respect.
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Rohit P
Our forces are the real heroes, no doubt. But why is every tribute nowadays followed by political statements? Let's keep the day sacred for the martyrs. My heartfelt gratitude to all CRPF personnel and their families.
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Sarah B
As someone new to learning about India's history, the story of Sardar Post is incredibly moving. The courage shown in 1965 is timeless. We should teach these stories in schools more prominently.
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Vikram M
Jawan is always greater than neta. While politicians come and go, the sacrifice of these personnel is eternal. Proud of our CRPF. The mention of UCC and infiltrators feels like it's from a different news cycle altogether.
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Kavya N
My grandfather served in the CRPF. Days like Valor Day mean so much to our family. Thank you for remembering. It's not just about one battle, but about the spirit they carry every day in places like Kashmir and the Naxal areas. God bless them all.

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