Terror Signboard at camp hit by IAF: proof of Jaish Address

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After Pulwama Attack by Jem led Human Bomb, Indian Air Force thought a great lesson to Pakistan by destroying three major terrorist board room areas.

On 27^th February, Pakistan Jet F-16 been shot by IAF and it’s a great victory says Minister of EA Sushma Swaraj.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan pleads India to sit and resolve the issues and Pakistan doesn’t want War, being a Terror’s own Country, Pakistan seeking Peace makes the whole World react even more aggressively and many Indians emotionally spoke to media to destroy Pakistan and that will be the Best Revenge for whatever Pakistan done all these years to India.

Coming the statement of Imran Khan: Imran said that the Pakistan Government did not know anything about Jaish-e-mohammed.

Villagers near the town of Balakot in the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan were shaken out of their sleep by the Indian airstrike on their neighbourhood, the source reported from the spot on Tuesday, adding that a nearby madrasa run by the Jaish-e-Mohammed may have been the intended target of Indian airstrikes.

Though the Indian foreign secretary said the raid destroyed a Jaish training camp and that  “a very large number of terrorists” had been eliminated, the villagers were saying they knew of only one person who was wounded in the attack and that they had no knowledge of any fatalities.

But a villager who asked not to be identified, confirmed to the news agency that there was a madrasa on a nearby hilltop which was run by the Jaish-e-Mohammed.

“I belong to that area. I know for sure that there has been a training camp. It used to be there. I know Jaish people ran it,” another local resident told Reuters. “This camp was turned into a madrasa several years ago, but no one would still be allowed to get close to this infrastructure. There are scores of students in the madrasa at any given time,” he said.

From what villagers could see, the Indian attack had missed its target as the bombs dropped exploded about a kilometre away from the madrasa.”

It quoted Mohammad Ajmal, a 25 year-old villager near Jaba Top, where the attack took place, who said he had heard four loud bangs in succession just before 3.30 am IST. “We couldn’t tell what had happened. It was only in the morning that we figured out it was an attack, we saw fallen trees and one damaged house, and four craters where the bombs had fallen.”

“Fida Hussain Shah, a 46 year-old farmer, said he and other villagers had found pieces of Indian ordnance that had splintered pine trees on the hill but the only casualty was a man sleeping in his house when shrapnel broke the windows.”

Indian Air Force fighter jets went across to the Line of Control early on Tuesday morning. India’s foreign secretary Vijay Gokhale said in a press briefing at 11:30 am that a terror camp in Pakistan’s Balakot was destroyed, and a large number of terrorists were eliminated.

The foreign secretary termed the airstrike as “non-military” preemptive action, and said it was “absolutely necessary” as the government had “credible intelligence” that Jaish-e-Mohammad was attempting more suicide terror attacks in various parts of the country and fidayeen jihadis were being trained for this purpose.

The terror camp that was destroyed, Gokhale said, was run by Masood Azhar’s brother-in-law, Maulana Yousuf Azhar. It was targeted as it was far away from civilian settlements and the strike would not lead to any civilian casualties.

Pakistan, however, claimed earlier in the morning that the Indian planes were intercepted and released their “payload early”, without any casualties.