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Indian Army has once again shown its human face. The jawans saving a life of a Pakistani terrorist who had come to kill is yet another example of professional approach of the Indian Army.
The terrorist, Tabarak Hussai of Sabzkot village in Kotli district of Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) was wounded when he was infiltrating into the Indian territory to carry out a suicide attack. While his colleagues had managed to flee, Hussain was found lying in a pool of blood. The jawans who were foiling the infiltration bid at once rushed the wounded terrorist to the Army hospital where he was given medical treatment and his life was saved.
The gesture of jawans had won them accolades as they have shown it to the world that they are so humane that they don’t fight with a wounded enemy and by rushing him to the hospital they drive home a point that humanity is above everything.
The act of Indian Army jawans should serve as an eye opener for the terrorist bosses, who are sitting across the Line of Control (LoC), and are preaching hate and bloodshed. They leave no opportunity to send terrorists into J&K with only one purpose i.e. to carry out the bloodshed and to keep the conflict alive.
In the recent days terrorists have made many attempts to infiltrate into this side but most of the bids have been foiled as the alert jawans are not allowing the terrorists to cross the hinterland. It’s high time for Pakistan to call it quits and accept that it has lost the 3-decade long proxy war.
It needs to stop sponsoring terror as neither the terrorists nor its army can match the skills of Indian Army. The dispensation led by Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, by carrying out airstrikes and surgical strikes has sent a clear message to Pakistan and the terrorists sponsored by it that India has changed an “New India” has zero tolerance towards terrorism. India’s tough stand against terrorism is a clear message to Pakistan that if it fails to mend its ways the Indian Army is capable of crossing the Line of Control and dismantling the terror infrastructure. |
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