Amit Shah Blames Chocolates After Pigeons: World Reacts to New Theory

New Delhi – India’s Home Minister Amit Shah expressed strong anger in the Lok Sabha over comments made by former Home Minister P. Chidambaram regarding the recent Pahalgam attack, in which 26 civilians were killed.

Following the tragic shooting at the tourist destination in Indian-occupied Kashmir, Indian authorities quickly blamed Pakistan without conducting a proper investigation.

However, in a recent interview, P. Chidambaram questioned the government’s claim. He asked:

“Why does the Indian government assume that the terrorists involved came from Pakistan? Has the Modi government confirmed their identity? Do they have any proof?”

He further suggested that the attackers could be Indian citizens who may have received terror training within India.

In response, Amit Shah, during his address in Parliament, said:

“Why is Chidambaram giving Pakistan a clean chit? What benefit do you get from protecting Pakistan?”

He claimed that Indian authorities found Pakistan-made chocolate with the attackers, which he presented as evidence of Pakistani involvement. Shah also stated that three terrorists involved in the Pahalgam attack were killed.

Meanwhile, reports suggest that India has been launching fake operations under new names like “Operation Mahadev” to cover up the failure of earlier missions such as “Operation Sandur.” Just a day ago, three young men were reportedly killed in a staged encounter in Dachigam, a suburb of Srinagar.

The Government of Pakistan had condemned the Pahalgam attack, and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif even offered full cooperation for an independent and transparent investigation.

However, despite Pakistan’s gesture, India continues to blame Pakistan without completing any proper investigation, raising serious questions about the credibility of its claims.