Soldiers from both sides get killed regularly due to exchange of fire across the LOC, but only the Indians have to sensationalise it all, sometimes blaming Pakistan for body mutilation just to divert attention and other times chest thumping on carrying out mythical strikes.
Now Indian media claims that Pakistani Soldiers carried out a cross border raid in which four Indian soldiers were killed. It's worth noting that Pakistan Army made no such claims however only after Pakistan admitted to three of it's own soldiers martyred due to Indian firing across LOC, the Indians decided to hype the story of their soldiers carrying out a cross border raid. No prizes for guessing where the moral lies.
Minister VK Singh Shares Old Video Of 'Dying Soldier', Then Clarifies
After four soldiers were killed by the Pakistani Border Action Team, which infiltrated 400 metre into the Indian side, many videos including this one were circulated along with claims of "revenge attacks" on Pakistan.
All India | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Updated: December 28, 2017 16:08 IST
VK Singh shared a 2009 video of the CRPF that went viral after which he posted a clarification (File)
NEW DELHI: Union minister VK Singh posted a clarification on Wednesday after sharing an old video that went viral as the "last video" of one of the four soldiers killed on Saturday by Pakistanis near the Line of Control.
The video, which shows a dying soldier's last words, was shot in 2009. It is believed to be of Central Reserve Police Force officer Satwant Singh, who came under attack in Maoist-hit Bastar in Chhattisgarh.
After four soldiers were killed by the Pakistani Border Action Team, which infiltrated 400 metre into the Indian side, many videos including this one were circulated along with claims of "revenge attacks" on Pakistan.
It was mistakenly believed that the dying soldier in the video was Major Moharkar Prafulla Ambadas, one of the four killed on Saturday evening. A message with the video said: "Major Prafulla giving instructions to his unit though shot and collapsed thereafter".
VK Singh, former Army Chief turned Minister of State for External Affairs, posted the CRPF video on Tuesday with the caption: "Young officers are the strength of India army as they lead from front".
Vijay Kumar Singh
✔@Gen_VKSingh
Replying to @NewsX and 2 others
I am well aware that the video I shared is an old video from the CRPF. The intent of sharing this video is to showcase to all the courage, valor and leadership of young officers who are always putting the nation before the self.
As his attention was drawn to the error, General Singh posted on Facebook: "I am well aware that the video I shared is an old video from the CRPF. The intent of sharing this video is to showcase to all of you the courage, valor and leadership of the young officers of our armed forces, who are always putting the nation before the self."
The others killed in the Saturday attack were Sepoy Pargat Singh, Lance Naik Gurmail Singh, and Lance Naik Kuldeep Singh.
On Monday evening, five commandos of the army's "Ghatak" battalion crossed the Line of Control in Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir and killed four Pakistani soldiers to avenge the killings.
our news channels are the worst.
By our and international standards that's not a surgical strikeSo they admit that Pakistan carried out a surgical strike
first they lie out of their behinds and they defend it with pathetic excuses
What is that standard "Ionstain"? would you like to share
Now Indian media claims that Pakistani Soldiers carried out a cross border raid in which four Indian soldiers were killed. It's worth noting that Pakistan Army made no such claims however only after Pakistan admitted to three of it's own soldiers martyred due to Indian firing across LOC, the Indians decided to hype the story of their soldiers carrying out a cross border raid. No prizes for guessing where the moral lies.
Minister VK Singh Shares Old Video Of 'Dying Soldier', Then Clarifies
After four soldiers were killed by the Pakistani Border Action Team, which infiltrated 400 metre into the Indian side, many videos including this one were circulated along with claims of "revenge attacks" on Pakistan.
All India | Edited by Deepshikha Ghosh | Updated: December 28, 2017 16:08 IST
VK Singh shared a 2009 video of the CRPF that went viral after which he posted a clarification (File)
NEW DELHI: Union minister VK Singh posted a clarification on Wednesday after sharing an old video that went viral as the "last video" of one of the four soldiers killed on Saturday by Pakistanis near the Line of Control.
The video, which shows a dying soldier's last words, was shot in 2009. It is believed to be of Central Reserve Police Force officer Satwant Singh, who came under attack in Maoist-hit Bastar in Chhattisgarh.
After four soldiers were killed by the Pakistani Border Action Team, which infiltrated 400 metre into the Indian side, many videos including this one were circulated along with claims of "revenge attacks" on Pakistan.
It was mistakenly believed that the dying soldier in the video was Major Moharkar Prafulla Ambadas, one of the four killed on Saturday evening. A message with the video said: "Major Prafulla giving instructions to his unit though shot and collapsed thereafter".
VK Singh, former Army Chief turned Minister of State for External Affairs, posted the CRPF video on Tuesday with the caption: "Young officers are the strength of India army as they lead from front".
✔@Gen_VKSingh
Replying to @NewsX and 2 others
I am well aware that the video I shared is an old video from the CRPF. The intent of sharing this video is to showcase to all the courage, valor and leadership of young officers who are always putting the nation before the self.
As his attention was drawn to the error, General Singh posted on Facebook: "I am well aware that the video I shared is an old video from the CRPF. The intent of sharing this video is to showcase to all of you the courage, valor and leadership of the young officers of our armed forces, who are always putting the nation before the self."
The others killed in the Saturday attack were Sepoy Pargat Singh, Lance Naik Gurmail Singh, and Lance Naik Kuldeep Singh.
On Monday evening, five commandos of the army's "Ghatak" battalion crossed the Line of Control in Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir and killed four Pakistani soldiers to avenge the killings.
i dont know what both sides eventually get out of this firing and shelling across LOC.
You claimed the so called surgical strikes and you are also saying Pakistani soldiers infiltrated into Indian territory and are chest thumping about another cross border raid by Indian soldiers.....Pakistan OTOH ridiculed your surgical strike farce, it never claimed to have infiltrated Indian territory and again denied recent Indian claims....so who is creating all the hype and feel good stories.
You are dense mate, firstly let me enlighten you that the army chief himself went to give a briefing to the parliamentarians.....what would a minister of petroleum just standing in for the defence minister know about military matters. And if your army can make farce claims about cross border raids, what stops PA from disclosing an operation which your own army admits. As for beheading and all that, it's just an Indian ploy to divert Indian public's frustration, some of your elements even tried to capitalise on the latest Indian casualties.
Yaar you are Pakistani. You are smart so try cha chacha Google
