Uri Pay Back: Pakistan buries dead terrorists, leaving no evidence for India’s Surgical Strike

September 30, 2016 | By : Renu Ratheesh

New Delhi, September 30: Alike the response to any attack or success by the Indian Armed Forces, here also Pakistan has denied the event of Surgical Strike, where India gave a fitting reply to Uri attack. Though Pakistan has shamelessly denied surgical strike in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, the intelligence sources on Friday conveyed that Pakistani forces are burying the dead bodies of the terrorists killed in Surgical Strike, in a hurry to erase any existing evidence.

According to sources, about 50 – 70 terrorists were killed in the Uri Counter Attack. Their bodies were buried in the nearby areas of the site of action. Most of the them are believed to have belonged to Jaish-e-Mohammad, Lashkar-e-Toiba and Hizbul Mujahideen, the terrorist groups which always had broken the peaceful situation in India.

Through such an action, Pakistan aims at tarnishing India by spreading a lie that the Indian Army’s Surgical Strike was a just a bluff to cheat Indians and to prove that all that happened was just another incident of cross-border firing.

Also, the families of the dead terrorists will never come to know about their end and their fate brought by choosing terrorism.

Intelligence inputs added that Pakistan has asked Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Maulana Masood Azhar to keep a low profile for now and resist the temptation to make statements – that are usually anti-India in nature. Also, Maulana’s possible public avowal of seeking revenge of the Indian operation would amount to an affirmation of India’s stand that a raid was actually carried out. Something that Pakistan has been strategically denying, reports zeenews.com.In a separate development, Pakistan officially handed over bodies of two regular soldiers that it has accepted to have been killed in the operation in PoK. This is when, Indian Army believes that quite a number of Pakistani soldiers, who were stationed near the terror launch pads, were neutralised by the 9 Para Commandos of the Indian Army.

Meanwhile, Pakistan Prime Minster Nawaz Sharif chaired a cabinet meeting in Islamabad to assess the current situation.

Later Radio Pakistan quoted Sharif telling the cabinet that Islamabad wants peace in the region but “we will not allow anyone to cast an evil eye on Pakistan”.

Sharif said Pakistan wanted peace to pursue its development agenda “but every Pakistani is ready to defend the motherland”.