Surgical strike: Indian Army gives green signal to govt to release surgical strike video but final call rests with PMO
According To Sources, India’s Army Forces Have Given The Green Signal To The Government To Use The Video Footage Of Surgical Strikes Conducted By Indian Army Against Terror Camps In PoK Last Week. However The Final Call To Release The Video Remains With The PMO.
According to sources, India’s army forces have given the green signal to the government to use the video footage of surgical strikes conducted by Indian Army against terror camps in PoK last week. However the final call to release the video remains with the PMO.
This comes in the wake of the looming scepticism over the surgical strikes that had destroyed seven launch pads of the terror camps across LoC.
Pakistan has been constantly dismissing India’s assertion that elite troops crossed over the border and conducted surgical strikes that left double digits of militants dead.
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Tensions between the rival nuclear powers are at the highest level in a decade A day ago, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal releasing a video sought evidence of the surgical strikes. Later Kejriwal was slammed by BJP for questioning the authenticity of the strikes announced by the DGMO.
This assertion to release the video footage also comes as a response to Pakistan’s claim of surgical strikes as predawn strikes that never happened. The army has ample evidence to prove the cross-border strike that took place on last Thursday.
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