Pakistan Denies Surgical Strikes

A Pakistan police officer has admitted that India indeed carried out surgical strikes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and killed at least five soldiers and several terrorists in an operation that Islamabad denies happened, news channel CNN News18 reported on Wednesday.

BJP on Tuesday said that denial of surgical strikes by Islamabad is because Pakistan government and its army do not want their ego dented.

While claiming that they stand united with the government on its action against Pakistan, the Congress and Arvind Kejriwal today asked for evidence of the raids across the Line of Control, which have been vehemently denied by Islamabad.

At a time when political parties have expressed their support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's action against Pakistan, Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam has declared that unless the government offers proof of last week's surgical strikes, they appear to be "fake."

Arvind Kejriwal has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a new video to expose "Pakistan's false propaganda" about the surgical strikes that were conducted by the army across the Line of Control last week.

The special op forces who crossed the Line of Control for surgical strikes on Wednesday night returned "with not one scratch," top army forces have told NDTV, denying Pakstani media reports that eight soldiers were killed in the raids in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and one was captured alive. Only one soldier has "minor injuries" from stepping on a m...

The army has denied Pakistani media reports that an Indian soldier has been captured and 8 soldiers died during retaliation to what Pakistan has called "cross-border firing from India".

The surgical strikes in Pakistan territory last night were carried out by India to address the "mass anger" among people after the terror attack at an army base in Uri earlier this month, said ministers who were present at the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's review of security this morning.

The Pakistani army has accused India of "fabrication of truth" after India revealed that it carried out surgical strikes at seven places in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir where terrorists were placed to cross into Jammu and Kashmir.

India carried out surgical strikes in territory occupied by Pakistan last night to eliminate terrorists waiting to attack Jammu and Kashmir and other metros, the army said today. However, Pakistan has denied the strikes and accused India of cross-border firing that killed two Pakistani soldiers.

A Pakistan police officer has admitted that India indeed carried out surgical strikes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and killed at least five soldiers and several terrorists in an operation that Islamabad denies happened, news channel CNN News18 reported on Wednesday.

BJP on Tuesday said that denial of surgical strikes by Islamabad is because Pakistan government and its army do not want their ego dented.

While claiming that they stand united with the government on its action against Pakistan, the Congress and Arvind Kejriwal today asked for evidence of the raids across the Line of Control, which have been vehemently denied by Islamabad.

At a time when political parties have expressed their support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's action against Pakistan, Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam has declared that unless the government offers proof of last week's surgical strikes, they appear to be "fake."

Arvind Kejriwal has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a new video to expose "Pakistan's false propaganda" about the surgical strikes that were conducted by the army across the Line of Control last week.

The special op forces who crossed the Line of Control for surgical strikes on Wednesday night returned "with not one scratch," top army forces have told NDTV, denying Pakstani media reports that eight soldiers were killed in the raids in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir and one was captured alive. Only one soldier has "minor injuries" from stepping on a m...

The army has denied Pakistani media reports that an Indian soldier has been captured and 8 soldiers died during retaliation to what Pakistan has called "cross-border firing from India".

The surgical strikes in Pakistan territory last night were carried out by India to address the "mass anger" among people after the terror attack at an army base in Uri earlier this month, said ministers who were present at the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's review of security this morning.

The Pakistani army has accused India of "fabrication of truth" after India revealed that it carried out surgical strikes at seven places in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir where terrorists were placed to cross into Jammu and Kashmir.

India carried out surgical strikes in territory occupied by Pakistan last night to eliminate terrorists waiting to attack Jammu and Kashmir and other metros, the army said today. However, Pakistan has denied the strikes and accused India of cross-border firing that killed two Pakistani soldiers.