NEW DELHI: Taking a strong stance against the rise of ceasefire violationsby Pakistani troops, Indian Punjab Chief Minister on Thursday said thatIndian Army should give a stern response to the neighbouring nation.
“I want, if one of our jawans dies, 10 of their’s must die. That is how Ilook at life,” said Captain Singh.
Singh was a part of Indian armed forces for a long time and also served asthe Captian during the 1965 Indo-Pakistan War.
Earlier today, A Suresh, a jawan from Border Security Force (BSF) waskilled and shelled Indian positions along the International Border in R SPura sector of Jammu and Kashmir.
“We retaliated effectively which led to damage on that (Pakistan) side. BSFnever starts it but when they do, we make sure we take strong action.Martyrdom of Head Constable A Suresh will not go in vain,” said KK Sharma,DG BSF.
“The place where they engaged us has a stream nearby. There could have beena possibility of infiltration but our troops made sure that no suchincident takes place,” Sharma further added.
Meanwhile, Hansraj Gangaram Ahir, the Minister of State Home Affairs, said,“I do not see any indication in a change in the attitude of Pakistan. Ifthey keep doing this, they will receive a befitting reply from us, like itis happening now.”