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Avenging Uri: India conducted surgical strikes in POK killing 38 terrorists

New Delhi, Thu, 29 Sep 2016 NI Wire

India conducted surgical strikes in POK killing 38 terrorists; strike was conducted 7 terror camps. This 'surgical strikes' was conducted along LOC in POK to kill the terrorists waiting to infiltrate in India.

Major parties and celebrities welcomed this move of India and congratulated Indian Army for successful operation.

This operation was conducted last night was also filmed. In this "surgical strikes" terrorists camps targeted upto two kilometers across Line of Control. Indian Army killed 38 terrorists in this operation.

The Indian Army on Wednesday night conducted a good surgical strikes across the Line of Control (LoC) on terror launch pads as DGMO said. DGMO & External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup on Thursday did a joint press conference where DGMO Lt Gen Ranbir Singh said, "Indian Army conducted surgical strikes on terror launch pads on the LoC. Heavy damages have been caused to terrorists and many of them have been killed."

Five terror camps at a distance of 1-3 kilometers across Line of control has been targeted and destroyed.

Army carried out operations between midnight and 4:30 am. All the villages within 10 kms of border in Punjab are already evacuated and Army is on high alert.

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