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Time to take appropriate military action, hit back 'Liberate PoK to prevent Uri like attacks' 9/19/2016 12:06:19 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Sept 18: Terrorists attacking an Army camp in north Kashmir's Uri sector has rattled the security establishment and the nationalist forces across the country. "Seventeen Army jawans losing their lives and more than 18 sustaining injuries is a cause of concern. It's high time for India to take a decision and hit back," an analyst told Early Times. He said, "On one hand Pakistani agents have disturbed the normal life in Kashmir, while on the other hand Pakistan backed terrorists have started attacking the vital security installations. It seems Pakistan has considered our desire for peace as our weakness. We need to hit back and teach the perpetrators a lesson." The analyst said that India should attack the terrorist camps in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK). "We cannot act as mute spectators and allow Pakistan to bleed us again and again. By liberating PoK India can crush the terrorism forever and establish peace in the region forever," he added. A Kashmir watcher claimed that Pakistan is playing "dirty games" and has crossed all the possible limits. "The neighbouring country has opened all the fronts and is leaving no stone unturned to provoke us. Pakistan stands exposed and entire world knows that Pakistan is nothing more than a breeding ground for terrorists and it has become terrorists training centre. If India attacks Pakistan occupied Kashmir entire world would back it." He said, "Till date India has given lot of chances to Pakistan. Every time India has extended the hand of friendship towards Pakistan the neighbouring country has retaliated with carrying out attacks." He said that BJP leaders since morning have been making noise that this time around Pakistan would be taught a lesson. "One hopes that they would translate their words into action. Losing seventeen brave Army jawans is a big loss and it cannot be taken lightly. To begin with India should carry out aerial strikes and destroy the terrorists camps in PoK," the Kashmir watcher added. A defence analyst while talking to Early Times said, "Terrorist camps in PoK can be destroyed within a few hours. The politicians in the country should show the guts and courage to take a bold decision and wipe out the terrorist training camps in PoK." He said, "Time has come to take appropriate military action against Pakistan. If we don't act this time around it would mean dishonouring the sacrifices of the brave martyrs. The separatists have taken Kashmir hostage at the behest of Pakistan and they are not allowing life to return to normal. They are following the diktats of their bosses and are leaving no stone unturned to appease them. It's high time to take separatists and their bosses to task."   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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