In case of
vandalism with two Indian soldiers killed in the attack by Pakistani soldiers
on the Line of Control, India has submitted evidence to Pakistan. India has
said in a raging tone that the Pakistan government should take action against the
soldiers and commanders responsible for this scandal. Foreign Secretary Dr. S.
Jaishankar handed over evidence of ceasefire violation and vandalism by
Pakistan on the border by summoning Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit in
New Delhi on Wednesday. However, Basit refused to accept any complicity of the Pakistani army in
this attack. Pakistan is currently silent on the issue of its Foreign Secretary being summoned by the Indian High Commission.
According to External
Affairs Ministry spokesman Gopal Bagale, the Foreign Secretary called the
Pakistani high commissioner and made it clear that it considers the action of
inciting India to mutilate the dead body of the soldiers. We have strong
evidence that this is the handiwork of the Pakistani army. Foreign Secretary told Basit
that on May one, crossing the LoC, Pakistani soldiers carried out this brutal,
barbarous and inhuman incident, which is highly reprehensible, dastardly and not acceptable to any civilized society.
The
Pakistani high commissioner has been given evidence that Pakistani army fired heavily, under which Pakistani soldiers crossed the LOC in Krishna Valley
and came to this side. Two Indian soldiers were killed in a barbarian style. They shot the head, then cut his head. The blood samples and trail of Indian
soldiers is evident from the fact that Pakistani soldiers entered and then
returned after the incident of the brutal incident. The note handed down by Dr.
S. Jaishankar to Bashesh has been said, It is a matter of fact that the assault
was carried out in the under-fire section of the Pakistani shootout in the
Batala sector. From blood samples of Indian soldiers collected from Rosa Nala,
it is clear from the fact that the killers returned and crossed the Line of
Control. On May 1, Pakistan's Border Action Team (BAT) killed 250 soldiers in
250 meters inside Poonch area of Jammu and Kashmir and killed two soldiers.
Bagale said
that the Foreign Secretary demanded from Basit that Pakistan should take
immediate action against the responsible soldiers and commanders of this
abominable act. Pakistani troops attacked rockets and mortars on advance posts
in violation of the ceasefire in the Krishna Valley sector, which took place at
8.40 in the morning on Monday, and during this time, the Pakistani border army
team (Pakistani Army and the other left) Militant team of terrorists attacked
and attacked the squad of patrolling Indian soldiers. In it, the army constable
Paramjit Singh and the head constable of Border Security Force (BSF) Prem Sagar
fell dead and the young Rajendra Singh got injured. The bodies of both the
martyred soldiers were found in cough-edged condition. The heads of both were
cut off.
----Sonal