BJP demands action, CPI(M) for restraint

NEW DELHI (Agencies) - The leader of India’s main opposition party urged the government Thursday to “avenge the repeated terror attacks” and hit back at arch-rival Pakistan, the Press Trust of India said.
Speaking a week after coordinated militant attacks in Mumbai - which India has blamed on a Pakistan-based group - Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) chief Rajnath Singh said patience had run out.
“The government should consider taking some measures against Pakistan. Enough is enough. There is a need to avenge the repeated assault on our people and democracy,” he was quoted as saying by PTI.