Post abrogation of Article 370, PoK can aspire to be part of Kashmir: Rajnath
Singh claimed today the country is in safe hands and you can be assured that the country's borders are safe.
Singh claimed today the country is in safe hands and you can be assured that the country's borders are safe.
Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra lodged a strong protest with British High Commissioner in India Alex Ellis in this regard, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Saturday.
Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) is, was and will remain a part of India and the Pakistan government will achieve nothing by repeatedly claiming PoK, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said in Jammu on Monday.
Weeks of anger over food shortage and runaway inflation has snowballed into massive anti-government demonstrations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and illegally held Gilgit Baltistan.
"Our aim is to implement the resolution unanimously passed in Indian Parliament on February 22, 1994 to reclaim remaining parts of Kashmir from the illegal occupation of Pakistan," the defence minister said at the ‘Shaurya Diwas’ celebrations held in Srinagar to commemorate the 75th year of air landed operations of Indian Army at Budgam Airport.
The figures were revealed after Indian security agencies assessed the impact of the Indian Army’s artillery assault on terror launch pads in Neelam valley.
The Army Chief said that on Saturday night, an attempt was made in the Tangdhar sector to infiltrate terrorists to which the Indian forces retaliated and killed many of them.
According to the Indian Army, the high number of ceasefire violations is linked to attempts by Pakistan to push terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir under the covering fire.
The JKLF members termed LoC as a forcefully drawn line that divided Kashmir and said that they would cross it and unite Kashmir.
He further described Pakistan's move to internationalise the issue a sign of 'complete bankruptcy' because Kashmir is an integral part of India where they were 'squatting'.