Indian Army, Navy and Air Force convened a joint media briefing on Thursday to reveal shocking facts about attempts made by Pakistan post the Air Strikes on Jaish-e-Mohammad Terror Camp in Balankot.
Major General Surender Singh Mahal told Pakistan has escalated matters by attempting to destroy military installations (Brigade Headquarters, Battalion Headquarters, Logistics Installations) in Jammu and Kashmir with air strikes. He informed that the radar system and timely action from the Indian Forces foiled the plans of Pakistan. 'Strict vigil is being maintained across the Line of Control and International Border. Ground-based Air Defence Weapon System is kept on high alert. We are fully prepared to tackle any situation,' he said.
Air Vice Marshal RGK Kapoor differed with Pakistan's statement that it hasn't used F-16 Jet at all for the air strikes. Parts of the destroyed Jet were displayed to the media Today. Electric Signatures on the planes confirm they were from Pakistan. As many as 24 Aircrafts were used by Pakistan to destroy India's military installations. Radar system had detected them at 9.45 am on Wednesday at a distance of 10 km from Line Of Control.
Rear Admiral DS Gujral assured Indian Navy is prepare to defeat any misadventure by Pakistan whether its on surface or under sea or in the air.
Heads of the Army, Navy and Air Force told they will be happy to see Wing Commander Abhinandan Vardhaman who was held captive by Pakistan back in India. They told there is no truth in the claims of Pakistan that it shot down two aircrafts of Indian Air Force.
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Major General Surender Singh Mahal told Pakistan has escalated matters by attempting to destroy military installations (Brigade Headquarters, Battalion Headquarters, Logistics Installations) in Jammu and Kashmir with air strikes. He informed that the radar system and timely action from the Indian Forces foiled the plans of Pakistan. 'Strict vigil is being maintained across the Line of Control and International Border. Ground-based Air Defence Weapon System is kept on high alert. We are fully prepared to tackle any situation,' he said.
Air Vice Marshal RGK Kapoor differed with Pakistan's statement that it hasn't used F-16 Jet at all for the air strikes. Parts of the destroyed Jet were displayed to the media Today. Electric Signatures on the planes confirm they were from Pakistan. As many as 24 Aircrafts were used by Pakistan to destroy India's military installations. Radar system had detected them at 9.45 am on Wednesday at a distance of 10 km from Line Of Control.
Rear Admiral DS Gujral assured Indian Navy is prepare to defeat any misadventure by Pakistan whether its on surface or under sea or in the air.
Heads of the Army, Navy and Air Force told they will be happy to see Wing Commander Abhinandan Vardhaman who was held captive by Pakistan back in India. They told there is no truth in the claims of Pakistan that it shot down two aircrafts of Indian Air Force.