After Indian Army's Strike On Terror Camps, Pakistan Railway Minister Issues Nuke Threat Again

Pakistan Railway Minister Sheikh Rasheed said it will be a nuclear-cum-atomic war against India.

Pakistan's Federal Minister For Railways Sheikh Rasheed

New Delhi: A day after Indian Army attacked terror camps in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir, an infuriated Pakistan again issued a nuclear threat to India on Monday. Its railway minister Sheikh Rasheed, who on many previous occasions has delivered nuclear war threat, said it will be a nuclear-cum-atomic war against India. “No way.. it will be an atomic war, a nuclear-cum-atomic war, and we will use all those weapons which will be needed at that time,” said Sheikh Rasheed. “I was a part of a protest for 126 days. The condition of country and border was not good. It is a serious threat to this country. It will be a dreadful war. It won’t be limited to conventional arms. Those who think, that it will be limited to 4-6 days of firing or aerial attacks, or navy strikes, no way, it will be  nuclear war,” Rasheed said. Rasheed’s statement comes after Indian Army destroyed a number of terror camps and also attacked Pakistan Army’s district headquarters in Neelum valley of PoK. As per sources India Army assessment says more than 20 terrorists were killed in Sunday’s artillery attack of India at terrorist launch pads across LoC in Pakistan. Indian Army is anticipating more tension on LoC after the artillery attack. Indian Army says it is ready for any eventuality but will not allow terrorists to infiltrate into Kashmir who are given full support by Pakistan Army, sources said. In a major counter-offensive after Pakistan's unprovoked firing, the Indian Army carried out heavy artillery strikes on Sunday, targeting four terror camps and several Pakistani military positions in Neelam Valley in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).