New Delhi: Actor-turned-Politician Prakash Raj on Tuesday expressed solidarity with senior Congress leader and disqualified MP Rahul Gandhi and asserted that every home in the country wishing to save the country from tyrants was Rahul’s home.

Expressing his solidarity in a tweet from his Twitter handle, Prakash Raj stated that India was Rahul Gandhi’s home and every house that wants to save the country from tyrants would welcome him.

“Dear @RahulGandhi .. every HOME  who want to save our COUNTRY from these tyrants is your HOME .. .. INDIA is your HOME .. you are most WELCOME.. more power to you .. #justasking” (Sic) he wrote in his tweet.

He was referring to the Parliament’s Housing Committee’s move to ask Rahul to vacate his government-allotted bungalow in 30 days. He also posted an image of Rahul Gandhi’s response to the notice from the committee.

Rahul in his response had informed the committee that he would abide by all the details in the notice without any prejudice.

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New Delhi, Apr 23 (PTI): People involved in the dastardly terror attack in Kashmir's Pahalgam will get a strong response in the "near future" and India cannot be "intimidated" by any such terrorist activities, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said on Wednesday.

His remarks in an address at an event came a day after 26 people were killed by terrorists in Pahalgam in an attack that triggered wide-spread outrage within India and abroad.

"From this platform, I assure the countrymen that in view of the incident, the government of India will take every step that is necessary and appropriate," Singh said.

"And we will not only trace those who perpetrated this incident. We will also reach out to those who, sitting behind the scenes, have conspired to carry out the nefarious act on the soil of India," he said.

The defence minister said "India is such an old civilization and such a big country that it cannot be intimidated by any such terrorist activities."

"The people responsible for such acts will get a strong response in the near future," he asserted.

Singh described the attack in Pahalgam as "extremely inhuman" that has "left all of us in deep grief and pain".

"I would like to reiterate India's firm resolve that we have a zero tolerance policy against terrorism," he said.

Every citizen of India is united against this cowardly act, he added.