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Watch: First Video Evidence Of India’s Surgical Strike Across Line Of Control
Swarajya Staff
Jun 28, 2018, 09:19 AM | Updated 09:19 AM IST
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The first video evidence of India’s September 2016 surgical strike on terrorist camps across the Line of Control, being run by the Pakistan, has surfaced.
The eight-minute-long footage, which was accessed by Times Now, proves that these strikes were indeed carried out. The footage shows terrorists being killed, besides destruction of bunkers and other installations.
#SurgicalStrikeProof: TARGET FOUR pic.twitter.com/BwKRs0lmYX
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) June 27, 2018
#WATCH as we show you TARGET THREE | #SurgicalStrikeProof pic.twitter.com/2AgbsLTGpz
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) June 27, 2018
This development comes just a day after Arun Shourie, criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the launch of a book on Kashmir written by Congress leader Saifuddin Soz, called the surgical strike “farzical (fake) strike".
Talking to Times Now, Lieutenant General (retired) D S Hooda, the then Northern Army Commander in-charge of the surgical strike, said that the operation was being monitored from a control room in Udhampur, headquarters of Indian Army's strategic Northern Command. He added that the "feed was also going to Delhi”, hinting that the Prime Minister was monitoring the action.
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