Former Pak Diplomat Confessed About Balakot Airstrike

Former Pak diplomat confessed, 300 terrorists were killed in Balakot airstrike.

Former Pak diplomat Aga Hilali has admitted in a TV show that 300 terrorists were killed in India’s airstrike on Balakot on 26 February 2019.

This confession is that of a former diplomat who regularly favors the Pakistani Army in TV debates. This is in sharp contrast to Pakistan’s claim that the Imran government said that not a single person was killed in an airstrike.

Aga Hilali said, India crossed the international border and acted as a war

Explain that in return for the Pulwama attack, India did an airstrike in Balakot. Aga Hilali said, “India crossed the international border and acted like a war and at least 300 terrorists were killed in it.”

Our goal was different from theirs. We targeted their top officials. The action we took was completely legitimate because he was an army man.

We said at the time that there were no casualties in this action. Now we have told them that whatever they do, we will only answer them.

Ayaz Sadiq also opened the secret

Hilali was speaking during a debate on the Pakistani Urdu channel. The revelation by the former diplomat comes after the remarks of Ayaz Sadiq, the leader of the Pakistan Muslim League- Nawaz.

Sadiq had earlier said in the country’s National Assembly in October 2020 that Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi had said in an important meeting that if Pakistan did not release the Wing Commander Abhinandan Vardhaman,

India will attack Pakistan at nine o’clock.

Sadiq had said that when Qureshi was giving this information in the meeting of the parliamentary party leaders, Pakistan Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa’s legs were shaking.

Imran Khan met family members of laborers killed in a terrorist attack, said – cannot guarantee the security.

In Pakistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan met the families of 11 Khan laborers of the Shia Hazara community who were killed in the terrorist attack on Saturday.

These laborers were killed in an attack by terrorist organization IS on Sunday in Balochistan province. Massive protests are taking place in many areas of Pakistan to protest against this mass murder.

The family members and hundreds of the dead had announced to sit on the main road to Quetta to picket till the Prime Minister arrived.

They said that they would perform the last rites of the dead bodies only after taking firm assurance of their safety.

Later, on the reassurance of Balochistan Chief Minister Jam Kamal Khan, the agitated people agreed and buried the dead bodies.