Robert Vadra sparks controversy by linking Pahalgam attack to perceived mistreatment of Muslims in India.

Robert Vadra, son-in-law of Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, sparked controversy by suggesting the Pahalgam terror attack targeted non-Muslims because terrorists believe Muslims are mistreated in India. Vadra called for the separation of politics and religion and urged introspection by political parties. The BJP condemned his remarks, accusing him of using terrorist language and demanding an apology. Vadra clarified that his views were personal.