New Delhi:
The Indian armed forces said on Saturday that the Pakistan Army targeted the civic areas including medical facilities and a school, as it continued with the Western Frontier. Top defense officers, Colonel Sophia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, along with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, shared details of growth by Pakistan and India in a special media briefing this morning.
“The Pakistani Army continued with its provocation, carried out aggressive tasks, employed several danger vectors along the western border. Pakistan employed U-Cave drones, long distance weapons, littering mutations and fighter aircraft to target civil areas and military infrastructure,” said Winger Singh. Follow live updates Here
He said that there were a medical center and school campus in the infrastructure, targeted citizen infrastructure by Pakistan.
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“In an abusive and cowardly task, the goal of civil infrastructure was also aimed at the Medicare Center and a school basis at the airbase in Srinagar, Avtipora, and Udampur, yet our citizen showed the irresponsible targets of the infrastructure,” the official said.
Mr. Misri said that Pakistan’s attacks on civilian areas were concentrated in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab.
Wing Commander Singh said that Pakistan along with the Line of Control (LOC) attempted several aerial infiltrations to target the civil infrastructure and killed some citizens, saying that Indian forces rapidly responded and targeted only the identified military goals.
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He said, “Mortar and small-arm fire continued in Kupwara, Baramulla, Poonch, Rajouri and Akhnoor areas. The Indian Army has responded effectively and proportional to the fire. The Indian Army has responded effectively and proportional to the Pakistan Army.”
Foreign Secretary Misri described it as a “executable and desired campaign” by Islamabad to target citizens. He also said that a senior official died by Pakistan in Rajouri in Jammu and Kashmir, who attended the number of civilians.
“Citizen infrastructure and population goals have been focused on the goal of the citizens in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab. This morning, Pakistan opened the city of Rajouri, killing Additional District Development Commissioner Mr. Raj Kumar Thapa, killing civilian casualties and that state.”
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Mr. Misri said that overnight shelling damaged property and injuries to citizens in Ferozpur and Jalandhar in Punjab at other places.
The tension between the two nuclear-head neighbors had increased in view of the Pahgam attack, killing 26 citizens, and as part of Operation Sindhor, inspired the Indian aerial attack on terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as part of Sindhor.
