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India trashes Pak media report on surgical strike

  •   Fri, Oct 14 2016 11:47:19 AM

New Delhi, Oct 14 (PTI): India today termed as "concocted and baseless" a report in Pakistani media that Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar in a meeting with German Ambassador in New Delhi had admitted there was no surgical strike.

Strongly reacting to the story in Pakistan's The News International titled 'Indian FS admits surgical strikes was a bluff', External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup said it is "completely concocted and baseless".

The German Ambassador, Martin Ney, was in the group of foreign envoys briefed by the Foreign Secretary on September 29 on the surgical strikes. They have had no further conversation since on this subject, Swarup said.

In its report today, The News International citing a source claimed that "the Indian Foreign Secretary has categorically denied and said that there was no 'surgical strike' undertaken by Indian Army" in PoK.
  

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  • Rajesh, mangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    whenever Pak says something wrong abount india there are people here including in this forum who toe the Paki line. why should we give a tactical video to Pakisthan?. the video was given by Army to Government. One should give a damn to these abtinationals. even if you show video they will cast doubt on our army.

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  • N.M, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    let bjp put of the surgical strike video as they had promised earlier and end this controversy once and for all.

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  • SMR, Karkala

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    MR.NM

    Real or 'Doctored' video?

    Jai Hind

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  • N.M, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 15 2016

    i guess bjp's photoshop experts are editing it in the studios of 'Chee News'.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues., Frazer Town,Bangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    This issue has become bone of contention to both the countries but the media coverage on this sensitive issue is not expected

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  • Bhandara, M'Lur/Mumbai

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    I beg to differ Anirudh P. First and foremost, surgical strike is a covert operation which should have been kept confidential. If it was kept has a secret, there would not have been any hungama that is going on now in India as well as in Pakistan. Why the government banged its chest advertising what they did? Military never advertises covert operation however, they do inform the world if the operation is open and in the knowledge of public. I think, the fault lies in the current governments' penchant for publicity. It is bound to miss-fire. What is the point of telling the public that surgical attack details is not for public to know or view? Also, why anyone wants to take credit from such attack? Why have we chosen the government? Is it not to take suitable action to protect the citizens of India? In fact, the government took too long to attack the terrorists. This is only the view of a concerned citizen who voted in favor of current government.

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  • Anirudh P, Bengaluru

    Sat, Oct 15 2016

    Bhandara, M'Lur/Mumbai

    I don't see any harm in disclosing surgical strikes. Having said that publishing the video of such operation is harmful for the security of nation.

    There was no chest thumping from Govt. It is opposition parties which are in a state of shock are seeing anything spoken by Govt as chest thumping.

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  • N.M, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    Instead of the verbal attacks and speeches. Let Beef janata party put out videos of the surgical strikes and end this matter once and for all.

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  • Ruben Pinto, Australia

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    Paki's are behaving like small children. best is to ignore and maintain our dignity. Do not try to justify their every comments.

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  • abdul samad, mangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    Anirudh P, Bengaluru
    WE NOT SUPPORT PAKISTAN BUT INDIAN PEOPLE KNOW VERY MUCH WHO LOVES PAKISTAN..SOME ONE WENT PAKISTAN MEET PERSONALLY AND WISH HAPPY BIRTHDAY EVEN GIVE IT NICE SAREE GIFT ALSO..SAMJINE WALONKO ISHARA KAAFI HAI

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  • Anirudh P, Bengaluru

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    abdul samad, mangalore

    Are you aware that those birthday visit and saree gift has perfectly worked in favor of India ?

    Due to those visits and gifts, International community is of the opinion that, Indian Prime Minister has tried every option for peace with Pakistan for first two years and in turn Pakistan back stabbed India. Because of this we got support from all over the world after the surgical strikes. International community has understood our position and most of them said that India has the right to self-defense.

    I know you don’t support Pakistan. But your statements look like so……
    I know you hate Modi. In democracy you have every right to do so for your own reasons. But when it comes to national interest, we should ensure that we do not end up with talking in same voice that of our enemy country.

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  • Swamy, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    Ever since BJP has come into power these type of media hypes and chest thumping at the expense of state resources and assets gone way out of control. BJP has nothing to boast about. They gain popularity for vote bank politics by copying previous government's policies and ventures which were done without boasting.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    Next time we will take Arnab ...

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    To confirm that surgical strike, let's do one more attack..

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  • JNB, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    to confirm surgical strike the need one more post-mortom very badly.

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  • Anirudh P, Bengaluru

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    India might have trashed Pak media report.

    But the dongies in India will give whole hearted support.

    These idiot, shameless dongies don’t believe our own DGMO of India Army , but they believe in Pakistani news reports.

    After few hours we can witness the same in this forum itself…..

    Jai Hind…

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  • Alphonso Rodrigues, Udupi

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    Exactly. If not for Khujriwal and Congi stooges , no one would have questioned the Surgical strikes after India Army made an official Press release. Pakistanis will keep on living in their pigeon hole and will not see beyond what they want to see. Typical Frogs in a well syndrome!!!!

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Fri, Oct 14 2016

    Some time back a gentleman (I think it’s Ramesh) in this forum justified the ruling party’s claim of credit for the surgical strikes saying ‘ The army can’t fire a single shot without government’s nod’ . Now instead of unnecessary emotional outburst, do some logical thinking and ask yourself ‘can the army issue a press release sans government’s nod?’

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