Last night, the Indian missile strike took place on Pakistan’s terrorist base on the Pakistan border near the Rajasthan’s Bikaner Sriganganagar district. Of the 9 terrorist sites of Pakistan, it was demolished, which is a Bahawalpur. The border is on the other hand, while Rajasthan’s Srikanganagar district is across it. Crossing this border, the military attacked the militants’ bases with missiles. There is Jaish-e-Mohammedu headquarters where three bombings were heard late night. The farmers and women in Kajwala, Rawla and Katana heard the thunder and explosion noise. He provided information about this.
A farmer said he heard the sound of loud thunder in one to fifty minutes. His family was a little farther away from the place. Hearing the voice, he went to his family, and all the people gathered together. The farmer said that India has taken good steps to attack terrorist sites. The other farmer also expressed a similar view. Suddenly, he said that there were three loud sounds at night, and then he knocked on the gate of his house and went inside.
Farmers stand with the military
He said that if these farmers attack from Pakistan, they would work with the army to the shoulder and protect the country. These farmers say that when they have to stay in the border areas, such a threat is wandering around. In the wars in the past, the farmers have given the full support of the military. At that time the bunkers were made in the fields and land mines were placed. Farmers supported the army in the fight, and at this time, they are ready.
Happiness from military action
Along with the peasantry, women are also happy with the attack and praise the government. Farmers and women in the area near the Pakistan border claim that Pakistan is celebrating Pakistan 13 days after the terrorist attack. Farmers say that whenever the military takes action in the area, they will work with the military and protect the country. At around 2 pm, the military attacked Pakistan’s terrorist sites. A major attack on the headquarters of Pakistan’s Bahawalpur Jaish, just 40 km from the Srikanganagar district of Rajasthan.(Input of Ravi Bishnoi)
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