The recent Pahalgam terror attack has plunged the nation into mourning, with Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Bihar for development projects and an election rally drawing criticism from the Congress and RJD. The opposition parties have raised concerns about the timing of the visit, accusing the Prime Minister of insensitivity and exploiting state resources for political purposes. Meanwhile, JDU leaders have come under fire for prioritizing the PM’s program over attending an all-party meeting convened to address the aftermath of the attack. The criticism highlights the delicate balance between political activities and national security concerns, as leaders navigate the complex landscape of governance and public perception. The debate underscores the need for a nuanced approach to addressing both developmental agendas and security challenges in a country like India, where political dynamics often intersect with issues of national importance. As the nation grapples with the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack, the spotlight remains on how leaders at both the central and state levels navigate the complexities of governance, security, and public sentiment in a rapidly evolving political landscape.