In a recent development, Karnataka minister TB Thimmapur’s controversial remarks on the Pahalgam terror attack have sparked intense political debate. Thimmapur’s statement, in which he claimed that the terrorist did not inquire about the victims’ religion during the attack, has drawn criticism for contradicting the accounts of the victims. This assertion has been perceived as an effort to diminish the significance of the intelligence lapses that may have contributed to the tragic incident. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has strongly denounced the Congress party for its minister’s comments, alleging that the Congress is shielding Pakistan and showing disrespect to the victims of the attack. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has clarified that his government’s approach is aimed at preventing an immediate escalation of tensions with Pakistan. The political implications of Thimmapur’s statement are significant, as they have reignited discussions on national security and the handling of cross-border terrorism. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving story.