Each aggression gets quick, resolute, intense reaction remembered by posterity
Pakistan Rangers (R) and Indian Border Security Force Personal participate in the daily flag -lowering ceremony at their common border post by Wagah near Lahore Photo: Reuters
Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) has released a statement that relates to the rhetoric recently spread by Indian leadership that mimics “Bollywood-style scripts”. The armed forces have stated that such “jingoism” and “unnecessary breast -down” could jeopardize peace and stability in South Asia in South Asia.
The Indian military and political leadership, instructing allegations of terrorism against Pakistan, which Islamabad has repeatedly rejected. “
According to the Indian newspaper Hindu, LT Gen Ghai claimed that more than 100 Pakistani soldiers were killed during May clashes along the control line. The Indian officer also repeated India’s claim that it had caused a significant damage to Pakistani Airbases and destroyed his air assets on the ground.
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“It is sad to see the military leadership in a nuclear armed country that emits irresponsible statements under enormous political pressure,” said ISPR in response. “The world now recognizes India as the true face of cross -border terrorism and episent to regional instability, bent after adventureism and hegemonism to the detrations of its people and its neighbors.”
ISPR suggested that there is a pattern for this kind of rhetoric that surfaces every time a choice approaches the calendar. “It has been noted with serious concern that five months after Marka-E-Haq in the upheaval for elections in Bihar and Vestbengalen, Indian Military Management has started parrot the same delusion, manufactured and provocative propaganda as they rebuild before each state election in India.”
“The Indian armed forces and its political masters must realize that Pakistan’s people and its armed forces are fully skilled and obliged to defend every inch of our territory with full decision. Each aggression action will be treated with a quick, resolute and intense reaction that will be remembered by posterity.”
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The May conflict began after an attack on a Hindu tourist in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, like New Delhi, without presenting any relevant evidence, the blame for Islamabad. Islamabad certainly rejected the accusation and called for an independent investigation.
After India’s deadly air striker in Punjab and Azad Jammu and Kashmir on May 7, Pakistan said it had shot five Indian aircraft in air battles, and later increased the figure to seven. After both countries carried out retaliatory attacks on each other’s airbases, the US mediation on May 10 led to a ceasefire.
Islamabad refused to lose any aircraft and said it had hit 26 Indian targets in response to attacks on its three Airbases.
