It seems that the military strike against Pakistan is not a question, but when. The Balakot surgical strike occurred in 2019 nearly 10 days after the Pakistan-funded J&K Pulwama terrorist attack. If the 2016 URI terrorist attacks were attacked, India carried out a retaliatory strike almost at the same time.
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India needs to do a lot of basic work before it can have an international status in Pakistan and a military strike in Pakistan. It also must be carefully planned for military operations to understand all possible risks. The basis of the military strike seems to have been completed. Here are the details:
International propaganda in India
A few days after the Pahargam attack, India launched a diplomatic offensive against Pakistan, introducing foreign envoys, including the Chinese ambassador, to cross-border links to the attack. The others were mainly envoys of the G20 and Gulf countries. In a briefing on the news that Prime Minister PM Modi said India would pursue attackers and their handlers “reach the end of the earth”, India told the ambassador that it was the largest terrorist attack on civilians since the 2008 Mumbai attack, and India was decided to bring litigants to justice. The government has received information on solidarity from more than 130 countries. Foreign Minister S Jaishankar also held separate meetings with several envoys. Additionally, he and PM Modi have spoken with several world leaders.
When India decides to conduct a military strike, propaganda from India and the international community is a necessary condition for isolating Pakistan and gaining support from influential countries. Propaganda is also important in persuading the international community to continue to play Pakistan’s role in spreading terror in India.
The New York Times wrote that India’s international propaganda aims primarily to establish a military attack on Pakistan. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has spoken with more than a dozen world leaders on the phone since the terrorist attacks in Kashmir last week. Diplomats on 100 missions in the Indian capital have briefed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but officials say it is not a big part of the effort to get along well with India’s dangers, which stands out from the dangers, which is in danger, which is in danger, which is in danger. Instead, according to four diplomatic officials, it appears that New Delhi is building a case for military operations against its neighbors and masters. ”
Government and opposition
The government also needs to brief the opposition parties on the terrorist attacks, ongoing investigations and possible military operations. The government briefed the opposition on building consensus and fostering a sense of solidarity before any military action is taken.
A few days after the Pahalgam attack, the centre convened a party-wide meeting in Parliament to briefly introduce political leaders and discuss the direction forward. During the meeting, opposition leaders from Lok Sabha and MP Rahul Gandhi told reporters that all parties condemned the terrorist attack and that the opposition provided full support to the government to take any action. Asaduddin Owaisi, head of Aimim, also said the government should take action against Pakistan.
It is worth noting that Owaisi attended the party-wide meeting after the personal invitation of the Union’s Interior Minister Amit Shah. Owaisi said at a press conference that Shah called him to ask about his whereabouts and urged him to attend the meeting. Earlier, Owaisi had called on PM Modi to call for the expansion of invitations to all political parties, regardless of their strength in Congress at the full party meeting.
Preliminary evidence linking Pakistan to terrorist attacks
Although Pakistan’s role in India’s sponsorship of terrorism (particularly J&K) is obvious, even its top officers often publicly acknowledge it, India still needs some preliminary proof if Pakistan must be punished militarily. This preliminary evidence can be shared with key members of the international community to give them confidence.
Security agencies have released photos of suspicious terrorists involved in the attack and their names and code names. This was helped by telephone videos from numerous tourists, which captured the terrorists in the operation.
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Based on electronic surveillance, 15 local Kashmiris ground workers (OGW) and terrorist aides have also been identified as the main suspects of Pakistani attackers, who are harassing the Pakistani attackers behind. They are believed to have arranged logistics and may have received consignment of weapons from Pakistan.
An investigation into the terrorist conspiracy has confirmed that Hashim Musa is one of the Pakistani terrorists behind the Pakistani massacre and is the former Para commando of the Pakistan Army’s Special Forces. Sources told TOI that Musa is now a terrorist from Pakistan, along with Pakistan’s ban terrorist Lashker E Taiba (LET), sent by Let Masterminds to Kashmir for specific missions to release non-limiters as well as terrorist attacks by security forces.
All of this is information in the public domain of government releases or media reports. The government may have further information linking Pakistan to terrorist attacks.
The foundation of military operations has been almost completed
Although the government is still in contact with important countries and holding busy internal meetings, it seems that much has been made to the response to Pakistan’s military – the collection of preliminary evidence linking Pakistan to terrorist attacks has brought confidence to the international community and built a sense of solidarity within India. Since the attack, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and other senior staff have held several meetings with the military’s top brass troop. Rajnath Singh said yesterday that the Indian army is ready to take any action.
After all ground work, the government and the military decided to consider all strategic and tactical attack moments. If it was URI and Balakot surgery strike, the government attacked Pakistan within nearly 10 days of the terrorist attack. Nearly two weeks have passed since the Pahalgam terrorist attacks. But despite public expectations, the government and the military will choose to act only at the right moment – with the greatest impact and the least risk – which may be soon or may be delayed.
