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India gathers proof against Pakistan over mutilation of 2 Indian soldiers
New Delhi: The lid has come off Pakistan’s lying face after Indian Government has gathered proof of the barbaric act of crossing the line of control and mutilating the bodies of two Indian soldiers.
The proof is in the form of few drops of blood whose sample has been collected by the Army from a Raja drain close to Poonch’s Krishna Valley. This was the spot where Indian soldiers were mutilated. As per Ministry of External affairs, the Army has found the blood stains of Pakistani soldier along with that of Indian soldiers at the spot.
Speaking to media, MEA spokesperson said “We are certain that Pakistan Army committed the horrendous act. He added saying that the Government has two proofs which establish the fact that Pakistan Army was involved.
First proof is the blood stain sample collected by the Army, and the second proof is the sample collected was inside Indian Territory, which proves that Pakistan Army crossed the LoC and attacked Indian soldiers.
Pakistan Foreign Secretary Abdul Basit has been called upon by Indian counterpart S.Jaishankar. As per sources, Jaishankar condemned the attack and lashed out at Basit for committing the horrendous act.
Refuting Pakistan’s claim of not committing the act, Defence Minister Arun Jaitley also asserted that such an act where crossing of borders are involved cannot be committed without an involvement of the Army.
He further added that, “Mutilation of the bodies of two Indian soldiers were done after entering Indian border and is a joint barbaric act of Pakistan’s Army”.
Naib Subedar Paramjeet Singh and the BSF's Head Constable Prem Sagar were killed and thereafter mutilated by Pakistan Army in Krishna Ghati sector of Poonch district of J&K on Monday.
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