Indian govt filming fake 'surgical strike' videos, says frustrated Pakistan

New Delhi: At a time when Indian Army has handed over the video of surgical strikes to PMO, the Pakistanis are calling it "fake". The Indians are busy filming a fake video of conducting 'surgical strikes' in Pakistan, which will be released in a couple of days, reported The News International. The English news portal cited details provided by an "independent Kashmiri legislator". The news portal reported that the pressure is mounting on the BJP-led Indian government to produce evidence and hence "the Indians are busy trying to save face".

India is filming fake videos of 'surgical strikes' to authenticate its claim, says Kashmiri leader https://t.co/Ok72nKXeDN

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It is worth mentioning here that in response to Uri attack, Indian Army conducted surgical strikes across Line of Control (LoC) and killed many jihadis. The jawans also destroyed terrorist launch pads. However, on Wednesday during Cabinet Committee meeting on security, NSA Ajit Doval informed the Prime Minister Narendra Modi and others that the hostile neighbour has built up many other launch pads after the attack with the jihadis waiting for an opportunity to enter India. Meanwhile, amid tensions between India and Pakistan, terrorists during wee hours of Thursday opened fire outside 30 Rashtriya Rifles camp in Handwara (Jammu and Kashmir). However, no casualties reported yet. After the surgical strikes across LoC, the frustrated Pakistan is also resorting to ceasefire violations.