An Indian Corps Commander acknowledges the Pakistani victory
Mumbai, 3rd November: An Indian Corps Commander has acknowledged the victory of Pakistan on February 27, 2019.
Baaghi TV: Indian Corps Commander has admitted that February 27, 2019, was the day of victory for the Pakistani nation. The enemy acknowledged its defeat and said that if there were Raphael planes, the result would have been different.
Despite all this, efforts are being made to make the clear Pakistani victory controversial. In the past, Narendra Modi has also said that India missed the Raphael planes on February 27, 2019. Indian Army General Ata Hussain has also said that the way Pakistan destroyed India’s statement is commendable.
He said that the way Pakistan has dominated the information domain deserves great praise. Remember that 2019 was the year of Indian elections. Various analysts were saying that Modi could launch a false flag operation in occupied Kashmir for the election.
Indian analyst Ashok Sawan, an Indian professor of peace and conflict research, claimed on December 11, 2018, that Modi could start a war with Pakistan before the elections. On February 14, 2019, 40 Indians were killed in a False Flag operation in Pulwama.
The Indian security personnel killed in the attack belonged to certain classes and ethnic groups, especially minorities and lower castes. The attacker was Adil Ahmed Dar, a local Kashmiri youth.
Adil Ahmed Dar was not only tortured in custody by the occupying Indian army in 2017 but also martyred two of his comrades. A statement from Adil Ahmed Dar’s parents in which they said that Indian violence increased Adil’s hatred.
On February 14, Pakistan’s foreign office condemned the incident and called on Pakistan to stop blaming. On February 19, 2019, the Prime Minister of Pakistan also addressed the nation and spoke of investigation and evidence.
Now we know what happened in 96 hours. From February 14 to February 25, the tension increased. At 2:54 a.m. on 26 February, India attempted a failed strike in violation of UN Article 2 (4). Pakistan, as a responsible and mature state, informed the world of the facts.
At 4:42 Pakistan put all the facts in front of the world. At 6:36 a.m. on February 26, 2019, Pakistan identified the area and the Indian route and showed clear evidence of no damage. India first claimed to have completely destroyed a madrassa, then martyred 300 to 350 Pakistanis.
But when Pakistan presented evidence to the world, India’s foreign ministry began to blur the whole statement. Sushma Swaraj admitted that no Pakistani was injured or martyred. Farooq Abdullah also said that in this day and age, even if a servant dies, it is known.
Reuters, the world’s leading news agency, released satellite images of the plant lab in San Francisco and refuted all Indian claims. European Space Imaging refuted Indian claims.
Wires claimed that all the buildings are the same as the area was photographed in April 2018. Pakistan issued a response warning to India on February 26. In just 24 hours, considering all the war options, Pakistan responded to India in broad daylight.
Pakistan carried out six strikes at 8:22 a.m. after locking Indian military targets. Among these military targets were two brigade headquarters where the Indian Army Chief was also present at one location.
Pakistan strikes in broad daylight at Rajouri, Nawanshahr, Narayan Support Depot. Pakistan not only struck but also shot down two Indian warplanes.
The world saw Modi and India’s arrogance scattering in the air and then falling down in the form of Abhinandan. India’s military and political leadership once again lied to their nation, declaring their wrecked planes missing.
But when Pakistan just showed Abhinandan to the world, it still declared him missing. In a fit of rage, he shot down his own helicopter and lied about it.
At 11:30 am on February 27, Pakistan presented its victory to the world with evidence. India threatened missile attacks but when Pakistan threatened to respond with 3 missiles instead of one, India lost consciousness.
John Boston, Trump’s national security adviser, has written in his book, ‘The Room Where It Happened’, about the confusion of the Indian leadership and seeking help from the United States to avoid further response from Pakistan.
On February 28, the Prime Minister announced in Parliament the decision to release Abhinandan as a peace and higher moral ground in the region.
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