Indian Air Strikes in Pakistan

The defence minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, said Narendra Modi did what Manmohan Singh could not do as a prime minister to tackle terror and give a strong reply to Pakistan. Read More

Union minister Rajyavardhan Rathore, tweeted about the recent air strike that was carried out by the Indian Air Force in Pakistan’s Balakot, and said the action was a “game changer” for India Read More

National Conference president Farooq Abdullah, on Monday, alleged that the Centre ordered the air strike in Pakistan’s Balakot with the “sole purpose” of winning Lok Sabha election. Read More

Defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman, while speaking at an event marking International Women’s Day event in Chennai, said Pakistan failed to act against terrorism on its soil and India had to carry out the air strikes on terror camps inside Pakistan. Read More

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India has suffered enough in the hands of terrorists and his government has decided to adopt a “new policy” to deal with the menace of terrorism. Read More

In the wake of her party colleagues giving out figures as well as denying the same and the opposition questioning the success of the IAF mission, the senior BJP leader said the Air Force went Pakistan to kill terrorists and not to bring their bodies back. Read More

The prime minister also said the air strike happened in the neighbouring country, but “some of those sitting in India were hit by it”. Read More

The former chief minister of Jammu & Kashmir asserted that every time the opposition brought up the Pulwama terror attack or Indian air strike in Balakot, they give an “opportunity” to the prime minister and his Bharatiya Janata Party to play to their strengths. Read More

Weeks after the Pulwama terror attack and the subsequent Indian Air Force air strikes on Pakistan terror camps, Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba, on Tuesday, warned that there are reports about terrorists being trained to carry out operations through the sea. Read More

Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh, on Tuesday, sparked a controversy when he referred to the Pulwama attack as a “durghatana” (accident), later reviewing it to “terror attack” after being trolled on social media. Read More