GHAZIABAD: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday lashed out at those seeking clarity on the damage and casualties inflicted by Indian air strikes on a terror camp in Pakistan's Balakot. Saying that such people were "appeasing Pakistan", PM Modi said Islamabad itself had first tweeted about the air strikes and his government did not seek any credit for it. The Indian Air Force strikes followed the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama last month that left 40 Indian soldiers dead.
"Is Pakistan stupid to do this (tweet)? The 130 crore people of India are my proof. Please stop appeasing Pakistan," he told a rally in Ghaziabad, on the outskirts of Delhi.
Besides opposition parties, family members of two Central Reserve Police Force troopers killed in Pulwama, too have made the kind of calls that the Prime Minister denounced.
"Like in our case (Pulwama) we tend to saw someone's hands, someone's limbs, we need to see something from the other side.
Someone took responsibility for the bomb attack presently.
I am sure the strikes have happened but where have they done it? There should be clear proof.
Until there's proof, how can we accept it?
Pakistan says there's no harm to them therefore however will we tend to settle for it unless there's proof," Ram Raksha, the sister of Ram Vakeel, a soldier from Uttar
Pradesh, said this week.
In the state's Shamli, the mother of another soldier Pradeep Kumar also echoed the call for proof. "We saw no one dead.
There are not any dead bodies on the opposite facet.
