Ravi Batra lashed out at Pakistan in gestures, saying, "You don't want to come out of the house, because you are afraid that there might be an explosion, because terrorism from across the border has become a daily thing and encouraged terrorists at the local level."  In such a situation, before wishing for human rights, everyone wants to be alive.

New York Attorney Ravi Batra said this before the US Parliament Congress subcommittee on human rights happening in South Asia. His statement came after several US lawmakers emphasized the importance of human rights taking place in the state after the removal of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. Referring to the Mumbai attack before the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia, Pacific and nuclear non-proliferation, he said, "We should apologize for 26/11."

Batra said, "I want to apologize to India for the 26 November 2008 terror attack in Mumbai, in which the Jews and Americans were selectively killed by terrorists from Pakistan." Then I asked for restraint, I was wrong during that time.

Batra said, like former US President Abraham Lincoln, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also took extraordinary steps like legal amendments to obtain legal rights and then deployed massive security forces to prevent cross-border or home-bound terrorists in Kashmir.

He supported the repeal of Article 370 of the Constitution granting special status to Jammu and Kashmir, saying Modi took this step to fulfill his promise to give equal rights and freedom to all Indians. He was alert and ready for what happened to Jammu and Kashmir on 5 August 2019. There was no loss, no war. There was no internet service, so even the terrorists could not do anything.