Digvijay singh demanded to goverment to show the evidance of balakot air strikes

Digvijay singh demanded to goverment to show the evidance of balakot air strikes

 Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Saturday sought evidence from the Central Government of Indian Air Force for Balakot Air Strike in Pakistan Balakot. Indian Air Force (IAF) had carried out air raids while targeting targets of militant outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balakot. According to reports, about 200-300 terrorists got killed in these attacks. Rajya Sabha MP Singh said in response to a question, "I am not questioning the recent action of the IAF against Pakistan-based terrorist bases. But about any developments in the open space, all the photos are revealed through satellite technology. So, the way the US government presented the evidence against Osama bin Laden, the evidence (similar to Pakistan-based terrorist bases) should be given to us (the Indian government) as well. "

Asked to hand over Masood and Hafeez to india

Congratulating Prime Minister Imran Khan for returning Wing Commander Abhinandan Vardhman of Indian Air Force, senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh said that Khan, now showing 'bravery', handed over terrorists like Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar to India. Should be done. Digvijay told the media, "I congratulate the Honorable Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, for this, that he showed a new path to being a good neighbor and returned the Indian officer's  officer back to us, but now he is showing bravery. Even the notorious terrorists like Saeed and Masood Azhar should be handed over to us.

Congratulate to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan

At the same time, Digvijay Singh claimed that the leaders of Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI and Khan's own party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, had a conspiracy that "negotiations" should have been done with Hindustan in return for the return of congratulations. Digvijay said, "There has been a lot of rhetoric in his country against the Pakistani Prime Minister because of the return of the Indian Air Force's wing commander without this bargaining."