DG ISPR challenge to India
The Pakistan Army’s media wing on Monday gave an open challenge to the Indian armed force to share areas of the supposed terror camps the latter had professed to have focused in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
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DG ISPR challenge to India to share locations
The challenge came in light of a tweet by Foreign Office representative Dr. Mohammad Faisal, who noticed that the Indian high commission in Pakistan has not yet reacted to an offer made by the director-general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), who had on Sunday challenge the government officials to take any outside ambassador or media and presence the terrorist camps in AJK as guaranteed by the Indian armed force chief.
Accordingly, the DG ISPR tweeted that “Indians have no grounds to help [the] false guarantee made by their COAS.”
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Shaheeds fell victim to an IED planted by terrorists from across the border.
— DG ISPR (@OfficialDGISPR) September 20, 2019
The squad under the martyred official was managing fencing work in a territory “which conveyed [a] basic penetration course”, the ISPR included.
Pak-Afghan border and Major’s who died
The occurrence comes not exactly seven days after four fighters of the Army were martyred and one other was harmed in two separate episodes of terminating by aggressors close to the Pak-Afghan border.
