Pakistan Army Chief General Raheel Sharif on Wednesday gunned down at least 11 Indian soldiers in a befitting response to a cross-border firing on November 14, the day seven of his personnel were gunned down near the de-facto border between the two countries, claims local media.
According to the information available to TheNewsTribe.com. 11 Indian soldiers including a field officer were killed in Pakistan Army retaliation after LoC posts targeted by Indian forces. India has not accepted the causalities of Major and other personnel yet.
The Chief Army dared the Indian PM Modi to “accept their losses”, stressing that the “Pakistan Army accepts and owns its casualties”, a report on the website of the Dawn said.
Gen. Sharif, while speaking to media in Islamabad, said “The Indian army should man up and accept their losses,” said the chief of army staff.
General Raheel added that the army should be credited with exemplary teamwork, Dawn.com reported.
“The army has given outstanding results while defending the homeland,” added General Raheel Sharif.
India’s surgical strikes across the Line of Control were limited to mere words and New Delhi had to face embarrassment over the claim, the Geo News reported.
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