First surgical strike was carried out in Sept 2016, confirms Lt Gen Ranbir Singh
First Published: 20th May, 2019 22:53 IST
Commanding-in-Chief of the Indian Army’s Northern Command, Lt General Ranbir Singh has confirmed that the first surgical strike was carried out by India in September 2016. Citing an RTI reply
Commanding-in-Chief of the Indian Army’s Northern Command, Lt General Ranbir Singh has confirmed that the first surgical strike was carried out by India in September 2016.
Citing an RTI reply by the DGMO, Ranbir Singh said that the first surgical strike by Indian Armed Forces took place in September 2016, to avenge the Uri Garrison attack, in which 19 soldiers were killed.
Singh made this statement while replying to a query by the media over Congress’ claim of conducting six surgical strikes during the UPA regime.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Now you can book a stay at Janhvi Kapoor’s Chennai home
02nd May 2024
Live Robbers snatch bag with Rs 45 lakh from inside PNB bank in Assam
02nd May 2024
Live Mizoram: ULP stakes claim to form LADC government, submits letter to Governor
02nd May 2024
Live Rs 20 lakh robbed from SBI Churachandpur branch in Manipur, 4th incident in a year
02nd May 2024
WE RECOMMEND
Suspense continues over Rahul, Priyanka’s candidatures from Raebareli and Amethi; final decision today
The sources added that along with Congress leaders, its partners in the INDIA bloc also suggested that Rahul contest Amethi.
02nd May 2024
Close to 100 schools in Delhi-NCR get bomb threat mails. Who sent the mails? What is the truth?
According to Delhi Police, the bomb threats sent via email to schools originated from Russia, as indicated by the IP address of the email, which was traced back to the domain "mail.ru"
01st May 2024
Multiple schools across Delhi-NCR receive bomb threat, students evacuated; Delhi Police begin probe
Bomb detection teams, bomb disposal squads and officials of Delhi Fire Service have been rushed to schools and search operations are underway, a police officer said.
01st May 2024
Delhi HC directs government to frame policy for compensating deaths due to Chinese ‘manjha’
In 2017, the Chinese Manjha was banned by the Indian government.
01st May 2024
Licence of 14 Patanjali products cancelled. Check details here
In an affidavit filed in the Supreme Court, the licencing body said that it had suspended licenses of 14 products manufactured by Patanjali's Divya Pharmacy in connection with the misleading advertisements case.
30th April 2024