Pakistan Army killed 50 Indian soldiers on LoC, says Tarar

Information Minister Ataullah Tarar said on Thursday that the Pakistan Army had killed 40 to 50 Indian soldiers during an exchange of fire along the Line of Control (LoC) as well as the international border, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

Speaking in the National Assembly, the minister said that the world had witnessed that the Pakistani nation was united against the Indian aggression.

He said that the entire nation stood by the country’s armed forces for the defence of the motherland.

He further said that by downing Indian Rafale jets, Pakistan gave a befitting reply to the Indian Air Force, puffed up with pride.  

Tarar added that India had been left flabbergasted by a swift response given by the Pakistani Army and the Air Force to its aggression. “Consequently, our enemy’s morale is now down.”

He went on to say that destroying India’s brigade headquarters on the LoC and downing its five planes and 25 drones was no small achievement. “The fact that the Indian soldiers waved white flags clearly shows that they accepted the defeat. Last time we had served them ‘fantastic tea’. This time we have delivered the tea to their home.”

The minister said that the armed forces had been a go-ahead signal to respond to Indian attacks. “Now our forces can strike at a time and place of their choosing,” he said, and added, “It was India, which had started the war. And now, we will finish it when India comes to its knees. Nobody should doubt that our retaliation will be swift.”  

Tarar said that India was grossly mistaken that it would cause irreparable loss to Pakistan. “But the response given by the Pakistan Army foiled all their plans.”

This time too, he added, India should not be under the impression that Pakistan will not retaliate. “We salute our valiant forces from this House.”

Calling India a coward, he said that in order to cover up its failure, it had now started sending drones to Pakistan. “We will keep these drones in museums.”