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Opposition campaign helps Pakistan
3/7/2019 11:20:19 PM
Scared by he possible victory of Modi in the ensuing Lok Sabha elections following the air strike by the Indian Air Force on the Balakot, Chakoti and Muzaffarabad against JeM training camps the entire opposition has started berating Modi on he issue of as to how many terrorists had died in the Air strike. The Air Force Chief has said that it was their job to hit the targets but it is the Government's job to count the bodies. Worst was the statement of BJP President, Amit Shah, who claimed that 280 bodies of terrorists were killed. However, the Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that the Balakot airstrike, where the Indian Air Force targeted and destroyed a JeM camp in Pakistan last week, was "not a military action" as there was no damage to civilians.
Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale had not given any casualty figure in the airstrike and he had only given a statement, which was the government's "position", Sitharaman has said .Gokhale had earlier said the non-military and pre-emptive strike on a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) training camp in Balakot had killed "very large number" of militants, trainers and senior commanders. Sitharaman's remarks come amidst the Opposition seeking details of the death toll in the airstrike, even as the IAF, which carried out the attacks post the Pulwama suicide bombing, said the Government would provide details on the casualty figures.
The defence minister also declined to link the airstrike with the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. She is right because the air strike was the result of Pulwama attack by JeM in which 40 CRPF personnel were martyred. Whether the air strike was linked with Lok Sabha elections or not but one thing seems to be possible. Modi's success in the elections is assured. Initially the opposition campaign against Modi is going to help Pakistan which has emerged as the main enemy of India. Political leaders in Pakistan cite the figures dished out by the opposition alliance led by the congress which is a form of murder of democracy. The congress led alliance of major political parties try their plan to defeat Modi but the Air strike has assured Modi's success.
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