claimed destroyed terrorists training camps running in PoK
A
boom sounded in a predawn attack. It felt of an earthquake. We did not slept
since then, 5 minutes later; we came to recognise it was an explosion.
Mohd
Adil, resident of Balakot, Khaiber Pakhtunwala province told to BBC about the
Indian fighter jets attack. he told he saw in morning many big potholes at the
attack targeted spot there. Many buildings have gone into the damages although
the Pakistani security has taken the area in their control.
That
the training camps which were being carried out in Pakistani territory have
been fully destroyed in the Indian fighter jets heavy bombing on Tuesday in a
predawn attack. The attack is believed to be the answer of action of Pulwama
terror attack of Jammu and Kashmir.
India,
confirming these attacks, told it important. The foreign secretary, Vijey
Gokhle, said that the responsibility taker of Pulwama attack, Jaish-e-Mohammad,
the terrorist organization, was planning more fidayeen attacks, so the action
was taken against him.
The
flurry of India’s action is also in Pakistan. Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah
Mahmood Quraishi has said, "India has violated the Line of Control.
Pakistan has the right to give proper answers for self defense." He has
told it an action of provoking.
The
discussion over the incident is also going on in Pakistan social media. Some
people have questioned their government and the army. Fahad Javed tweeted,
"They (Indian aircraft) entered our airspace and our army did not shell at
them. Now you are only firing on Twitter.”
A
Pakistani journalist, Ahmad Nurani, has tweeted, “I condemned the Indian attack
over Pakistan last night. I am against the war, but I rely over the Pakistani
army that it will retaliate with its full strength today against India’s
action. Now it is the question of Pakistan and Pakistani stature."
On the other hand, A few Pakistani have quipped
over this matter. A user named with Khurram KTS, tweeted, “the first
information about the air attack came through the Indian agricultural minister.
Find it lest he had thrown tomatoes!”
