‘Modi walks the talk’: Social media hails surgical strikes on Pak terror camps

While Pakistan has denied India's claims, Indian social media users congratulated the Army and the government for gaining a major strategic victory for India.

By: News Desk |
September 29, 2016 2:18 pm

Tags: Narendra Modi, uri attacks,

Indian social media users have hailed the move of the Indian Army to conduct surgical strikes on Pakistani terror launchpads. While Pakistan has denied India’s claims, Indian social media users hailed the development as a major strategic victory for India.

PM Modiji has walked the talk. Punishing the perpetrators of terror from across has begun

— Ram Madhav (@rammadhavbjp) September 29, 2016

Some Pak guys r trying 2 downplay claiming it was just a cross LoC firing. Then y from Pak President to PM to Def Min vowing to protect Pak?

— Ram Madhav (@rammadhavbjp) September 29, 2016

Clearly @PMOIndia has changed the rules of the game. Carry out strikes and own it. When Durand Line hots up. Pakistan cant fight on 2 fronts

— GAURAV C SAWANT (@gauravcsawant) September 29, 2016

Thank you @NarendraModi & Indian Army for doing what India should have done years back.. Boys Played well. ##ModiPunishesPak #SurgicalStrike

— Paresh Rawal (@Babu_Bhaiyaa) September 29, 2016

India has informed Pak about the #SurgicalStrike. It’s called जले पर नमक छिरकना . DGMO 👌👌👌

— Vibhash Kumar (@VibhashKr) September 29, 2016

#India strikes back. First #SurgicalStrike by India…Weldon #India & Indian Army…Abhi to ye shuruaat hai…..#indiawithforces https://t.co/M28jmLVxmS

— Ashok Shrivastav (@ashokshrivasta6) September 29, 2016

#surgicalstrike by #IndianArmy well done #PM shows his guts decisiveness wonder how #RahulGandhi would react

— Gautam Morarka (@gmorarka) September 29, 2016

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On Thursday, DGMO Lt General Ranbir Singh told reporters that the strikes were targeted against suspects of preparing to infiltrate into the part of Kashmir it controls, the army’s director general of military operations said. The strikes were launched on Wednesday based on “very specific and credible information that some terrorist units had positioned themselves to infiltrate”.

Singh said the strikes had caused significant casualties, and that he had he had called his Pakistani counterpart to inform him of the operation.

An army source said that the strikes were launched across the Line of Control, or de facto border between the two countries.

The strikes were in retaliation to the September 18 attacks in the Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir that claimed the life of 18 soldiers. Singh also confirmed that India had damning proof of Pakistani involvement in the attacks. India had decided to give consular access to all the evidence collected by Indian agencies.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Inter Services Public Relations has claimed that India carried out the strikes on the Pakistani side of the LoC in the Bhimber, Hotspring, Kel & Lipa sectors.

Pakistan said that at least two of their soldiers were killed in the firing along the border, but dismissed India’s claim that the fatalities were a result of surgical strikes conducted in Pakistan.

Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif has condemned the attacks while saying that Pakistani Army would thwart any attempt of “undermining it’s sovereignty”.