Let's not wait for Pulwama or Uri to do what needs to be done: Aakash Chopra after India fights back against the Pulwama attack on the Indian Air Force

12 days after 40 Indian soldiers lost martyrdom during the terrorist attack on Pulwama, the Indian Air Force (IAF) gave a decent answer by conducting a major pre-emptive strike on the biggest Jaish-e-Mohammed camp on Tuesday morning to prevent suicide bombings planned by the Pakistan-based terrorist group, killing about 300 terrorists and coaches. While patriotic messages continue to pour in for the IAF, the former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra also went to Twitter to congratulate the Indian forces for avenging the Horrible attack.

Praises the air strikes conducted by the IAF, Chopra added that the armed forces should not wait. a terrorist attack to stop terrorism. "Jai Hind. But next time, do not wait for Pulwama or Uri to do what needs to be done. Hit terrorism, "tweeted the former rightist. ( Also read: "Sudhar Jao Warna Sudhaar Denge" – Sehwag Virender, Gautam Gambhir Laud IAF for avenging the Pulwama terrorist attack)

While Pakistan denied any victim in the incident, Indian Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale said: "On February 14, 2019, a terrorist organization based in Pak, Jaish-e-Mohammad , has carried out a suicide bombing, provoking the martyrdom of 40 brave members of the CRPF, JeM has been active in Pakistan since led by MASOOD AZHAR whose headquarters are in Bahawalpur. "

Gokhale confirmed that one large number of terrorists, coaches and senior military police officials were expelled during the attack. "India struck the biggest training camp of JeM in Balakot, during from which a very large number of terrorists, coaches, senior commanders and jihadist groups trained for faithful action were eliminated.This Balakot installation was led by MAULANA YOUSUF AZHAR (aka USTAD GHOURI), brother-in-law from MA SOOD AZHAR, head of the JeM, "he added.

Hours after the attacks were conducted by the IAF, the Indian Army also tweeted a poem from their official narrative that said "If you are docile and polite before the enemy, he may consider you a coward, as Kauravas treated the Pandavas".