Pak trying to defame India after IAF air strikes: Rajnath

BILASPUR: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said the Indian Air Force (IAF) air strike on terror camps in Pakistan was carried out with caution and no civilian was hurt in it, but the neighbouring country wants to

defame India nevertheless.

India has given a befitting reply to the neighbouring country, Singh said and reiterated that Kashmir will always be a part of India and no power in the world can separate it from the country.

Addressing a convention of BJP workers in Bilaspur town of Chhattisgarh, he said, “Two days back, our forces gave a befitting reply to Pakistan, which has been trying to destabilise India”.

“Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured that we will not let the country be subjugated. Our Government will do whatever is required but will not let Mother India bow her head,” he said.

“In the air strike, neither the Pakistani civilians were hurt nor the Pakistan Army was targeted. Our Air Force

soldiers carried out the strike with caution. Despite this, Pakistan has been trying to defame India,” he said. (AGENCIES)