News of Indian Army's 'pinpoint' air strike in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir rumored!

News of Indian Army's 'pinpoint' air strike in Ghulam Kashmir rumored!

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Indian Army Director General of Military Operations Lt Gen Paramjit Singh said that reports of the Indian Army's action in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) across the Line of Control are fake. It was clarified on behalf of the army that no action has been taken today i.e. on Thursday.

New Delhi, PRT / ANI. The pinpoint strike in Ghulam Kashmir is rumored by India. The Army has not taken any such action. Earlier this claim was made by the news agency PTI. Later news agency ANI quoted the Army as saying that the news of air strike in Ghulam Kashmir is fake. Indian Army Director General of Military Operations Lt Gen Paramjit Singh said that reports of the Indian Army's action in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) across the Line of Control are fake. It was clarified by the Indian Army that no action has been taken today or on Thursday. It was later clarified that the news agency PTI's story is based on an analysis of the November 13 ceasefire violation. Videos of several Pakistani posts being blown that day were also revealed.

Reports of Indian Army's action in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) across the Line of Control are fake: Indian Army Director General of Military Operations Lt Gen Paramjit Singh
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— ANI (@ANI) November 19, 2020

According to news agency PTI, army sources said that the launching pad has been targeted in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The Indian Army is conducting pinpoint strikes at suspected terrorist bases within the PoK to teach the Pakistani army a lesson in attempting to infiltrate terrorists into India before the bitter cold. He said that Pakistan has tried to manage a good balance between avoiding investigations from the global counter-terrorism FATF with the aim of spreading unrest in Jammu and Kashmir and supporting terror at the same time.

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In the last few weeks, the Pakistan Army has been aggressively targeting civilians on the Indian side of the Line of Control (LoC) by resorting to indiscriminate firing from artillery guns at a high level to support militant infiltration into Jammu and Kashmir. According to official figures, 21 innocent civilians have lost their lives in Pakistani firing this year.

Pakistan on Friday opened heavy fire in several areas along the LoC in northern Kashmir, killing at least four civilians and five security personnel. The Indian Army attacked several Pakistani targets with anti-tank guided missiles and cannons, killing at least eight Pakistani soldiers and injuring 12 others.

In the action of Pakistan Army, civilians are being specially targeted. In response to this, the Indian Army is carrying out attacks on suspected launchpads of terrorists in slave Kashmir. Sources said the death of terrorists in the region has been shown as civilian death in order to gain sympathy from Pakistan and extort from foreign donors. Sources said that the Pakistani Army is also firing with heavy weapons at Indian Army posts near the LoC. According to official figures, eight infiltration attempts this year have been foiled and 14 militants attempting to cross the Line of Control have been thwarted.

India carried out airstrikes on terrorists' bases in Balakot

Sources said that Pakistan is closely monitoring the location of terrorist training camps after India's Balakot air strikes last year. On February 14 last year, 40 CRPF personnel were killed in the Pulwama terror attack. In response, Indian warplanes blew up a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist training camp inside Pakistan on February 26 last year, killing several terrorists. The Indian Army's action marked a significant change in the country's outlook in dealing with cross-border terrorism. Sources said Pakistan's efforts to incite violence in the Kashmir Valley and disrupt the lives of ordinary citizens have proved futile. A large number of youth are surrendering to join the mainstream.

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Amit Shah mentioned about the air strike

A few days ago, referring to the air strikes and surgical strikes of Indian forces, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that India has now started giving a befitting reply to its enemies. As before, it is not enough to just issue a diplomatic statement. He said that the central government under the leadership of PM Modi is committed to develop the border areas.