This story is from October 06, 2016
Pakistan army caught by surprise, lost 5 men: PoK cop reveals in sting operation
TL;DR
- A senior PoK official clearly stated that the Pakistani army was caught unawares and lost five soldiers during India's surgical strike
- He said Pakistani army put the bodies in ambulances and took them away
- He also revealed that Pak army arranges for terrorists crossing over to India
NEW DELHI: A senior Pakistani police official, recorded under the impression that he was speaking with a superior, admitted that there were casualties in the Indian surgical strike across the Line of Control, a TV report has said.
A CNN-News18 report said the Pakistani police officer rattled off events of the night of the raids and confirmed claims made by the Indian Army.
"Sir, that was night...you can say roughly 3-4 hours... between 2 AM and 4 or 5 AM... the attack continued between that time," Ghulam Akbar is recorded as stating.
Ghulam Akbar, SP (special branch) of the Mirpur Range in PoK, is heard confirming that the surgical strikes had indeed taken place on the early hours of September 29 in areas like Leepa mentioned in reports of the attacks.
Akbar clearly stated that the Pakistani army was caught unawares and lost five soldiers whose names were revealed but not telecast by the channel and that the bodies of unknown number of terrorists were quickly removed by the Pakistani military.
Read Also: Blog - No need to give evidence of surgical strikes
Akbar put out a picture of the areas that he personally knew were under attack that night - Samana in Bhimber, Hazira in Poonch, Dudhniyal in Neelam and Kayani in Hathian Bala.
He said the Pakistani army cordoned off these areas after the surgical strikes . The SP also said Pakistani army put the bodies in ambulances and took them away, adding that many have been buried in villages and that his cops were evaluating the coffin boxes.
Akbar also said that the Pakistani army facilitates movement of terrorists in forward areas and arranges for their crossing over to India.
"The Army brings them, sir... it is in their hands," he says adding that he couldn't give accurate numbers because the Pakistani army protects the jihadi infrastructure from even the local authorities and police.
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"Sir, that was night...you can say roughly 3-4 hours... between 2 AM and 4 or 5 AM... the attack continued between that time," Ghulam Akbar is recorded as stating.
Ghulam Akbar, SP (special branch) of the Mirpur Range in PoK, is heard confirming that the surgical strikes had indeed taken place on the early hours of September 29 in areas like Leepa mentioned in reports of the attacks.
Akbar clearly stated that the Pakistani army was caught unawares and lost five soldiers whose names were revealed but not telecast by the channel and that the bodies of unknown number of terrorists were quickly removed by the Pakistani military.
Read Also: Blog - No need to give evidence of surgical strikes
Akbar put out a picture of the areas that he personally knew were under attack that night - Samana in Bhimber, Hazira in Poonch, Dudhniyal in Neelam and Kayani in Hathian Bala.
Akbar also said that the Pakistani army facilitates movement of terrorists in forward areas and arranges for their crossing over to India.
"The Army brings them, sir... it is in their hands," he says adding that he couldn't give accurate numbers because the Pakistani army protects the jihadi infrastructure from even the local authorities and police.
Also read this story in Malayalam Read this story in Marathi
Top Comment
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Nimesh Modi
3301 days ago
We as a Indian should think first for nation and its security of general public,not always for vote banks.If they are really care for AAM JANATA- first give away your protection and money you are using for your self in name of serving nation.Whom you are afraid off ?Read allPost comment
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