NEW DELHI – Prime Minister Narendra Modi lacerated the opposition againtoday for its questions on the air strikes on a Jaish-e Mohammad terrorcamp. The opposition alliance he said, was working not for the country butPakistan.

Over the last two days, the opposition has sharpened its attack on thegovernment, questioning the impact of the air strikes in terms of casualty.Its questions have triggered a debate on the matter amid apparentlyconflicting claims from the BJP and the air force.

Hitting out at the opposition parties which sought proof of the Indian AirForce action, the PM said the air strike happened in Pakistan, but “some ofthose sitting in India were hit by it”.by Taboolalink:Sponsored Linkslink:.linkCancer Causing Foods You Should Never EatOrganic Welcomelink

“These “mahamilavati” persons have become poster boys of Pakistan byterming it as an ambassador of peace. They are misleading people of thecountry and trying to demoralise our armed forces by asking for proofs ofthe IAF air strike,” the Prime Minister said in his address at a politicalmeeting in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh.

The opposition has kept up the pressure on the government in the daysfollowing the air strikes.