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Surrender Row: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma on Thursday hit back at the Congress leader and LoP Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi for his recent 'Narendra Surrender' remark over ceasefire with Pakistan. Sarma, in a long post on X, alleged that it was the Congress that 'surrendered India's interest and territory'.

The Assam chief minister mentioned several incidents from 1947-48 to 2012, asserting the alleged "surrender legacy" of the grand old party. Gandhi has been critical of PM Modi alleging that the prime minister buckled under US President Donald Trump's pressure to accept the ceasefire during the conflict with Pakistan.


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Here Is The Full Text Of Sarma's X Post

 Rahul Gandhi has the audacity to mock the Hon’ble Prime Minister @narendramodi as “Surrender Modi” despite the massive success of #OperationSindoor .

Let’s jog his memory as to which party and family has surrendered India’s interest and territory, and backstabbed the people with their treachery.

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Reality Check: The Congress Surrender Legacy

1947–48 – PoK Betrayal: It was Pandit Nehru who rushed to the United Nations during the Kashmir conflict, halted our advancing Army, and gifted away what we now call Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. A military victory sacrificed at the altar of global appeasement.

1962 – China’s Walkover into Aksai Chin: 38,000 sq km of Indian territory handed over without firing a bullet. Nehru’s only response when China threatened Assam? “My heart goes out to the people of Assam.”

Was this statesmanship or surrender @RahulGandhi? Assam was nearly cut off. The entire Northeast was abandoned to fate.

1972 – Post-Bangladesh Blunder: Indira Gandhi had 93,000 Pakistani soldiers in custody after the 1971 war. But instead of using that leverage to recover PoK or secure reparations, she released them—empty-handed. A historic military win squandered at the negotiating table.

1995 – Bowing to the US: Despite full readiness, the Congress government deferred India’s nuclear tests under American pressure. It took Atal Bihari Vajpayee in 1998 to finally make India a declared nuclear power.

2008 – Mumbai Attacks, No Retaliation: After 166 innocent Indians were butchered by Pakistan-backed terrorists in 26/11, what did Congress do? No response. No justice. No accountability. Just silence.

2009 - Sharm-El- Sheikh Surrender: Can we forget how UPA under PM Manmohan Singh played into the hands of ISI by agreeing to their propaganda on Baluchistan?

2012 - Gifting away Sir Creek: Thugs of Cong almost conspired to hand over the strategic regions of Sir Creek to Pakistan , the plan had to be called off only after then Gujarat CM Narendra Modi exposed their plan.

Track-2 Treachery: Secret negotiations to soften borders in Kashmir, backdoor appeasement to Pakistan, and compromises hidden from the Indian public. Betrayal dressed as diplomacy.

Repeated Chinese Intrusions: Be it Depsang, Arunachal, or Chumar—China crossed our LAC. Congress remained mute, refusing to even acknowledge the intrusions.

*And today this same Congress opposes surgical strikes, questions the Balakot airstrike, slanders the Armed Forces, spreads enemy propaganda inside India. And dares to insult a strong, decisive Prime Minister as “Surrender Modi”?

*FACT: Congress didn’t just surrender land, It surrendered India’s pride, security, and sovereignty.

-Even after victory, they couldn’t secure 9 Indian POWs from Pakistan.
-Even after the liberation of Bangladesh, they left Assam vulnerable, its fate hanging by the “chicken neck” corridor.
-Even in 1962, Nehru was ready to abandon Assam to the Chinese.

But those dark days are over. Under PM Narendra Modi, India doesn’t plead. We act in Uri, we strike in Balakot, we stand our ground in Galwan, and we lead globally.

From military to diplomacy, from economy to national security—India today speaks with strength, not submission.

Congress must stop projecting its own history of cowardice onto the shoulders of a leader who refuses to bend.

India remembers. India has risen. And India won’t surrender again.