India admits intelligence failure in Pahalgam attack

The Indian government has admitted the failure of intelligence in the attack in Pahalgam, a tourist area of occupied Kashmir.

An all-party conference chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh was held in New Delhi, in which the Indian government admitted the security and intelligence failure in the recent Pahalgam attack.

Home Minister Amit Shah was forced to admit that the Pahalgam incident was a security and intelligence failure.

During the meeting, opposition parties questioned the failure of security measures and lashed out at the government over poor security.

All India Ittehadul Muslimeen’s Asaduddin Owaisi also attended the All Parties Conference. “Where will India keep so much water by suspending the Indus Waters Treaty and diverting the river?” he asked. It was replied that it would be arranged.

India’s opposition Congress party called the Pahalgam attack an intelligence failure and a security lapse.

The Congress says that a comprehensive analysis of the intelligence failure and security lapses in the Pahalgam attack is necessary, in the public interest, this intelligence failure and security flaws should be questioned.

The Congress blamed india’s Narendra Modi government for this security failure. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi asked why there was no security in Pahalgam.