Can do surgical strike on Pakistan again, Amit Shah warns neighboring country on increasing killings in Kashmir

Now the Union Home Minister has given an open warning to Pakistan, which is not deterring from its antics on the border. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that if Pakistan does not stop the violation and does not stop the game of killing civilians in Kashmir, then a surgical strike can be done again. Reminding Pakistan of the surgical strike, Amit Shah said, 'Surgical strike has proved that we will not tolerate attacks. If you violate there will be more surgical strikes.

Let us tell you here that Pakistan-funded terrorism is trying to re-establish its roots in Jammu and Kashmir. In the recent past, cowardly terrorists have taken the lives of many innocent people in many valleys. Apart from this, the terrorists also attacked the army. After this bloody game of terrorists on the behest of the neighboring country, the whole country is boiling at this time.

Many people are demanding a stern attack on these terrorists. The country's army has also inflicted heavy injuries on terrorists in the valley. The army has started a campaign to put the terrorists to sleep by besieging them. Some terrorists have also been caught alive from Delhi and other states, after which the confession of these terrorists has opened the poles of Pakistan all over the world.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah was present in Goa on Thursday. Here he has also warned Pakistan in a stern tone while laying the foundation stone of National Forensic Sciences University in Dharbondra village of South Goa. Amit Shah said, 'The surgical strike carried out under the supervision of PM Modi and former Defense Minister Manohar Parrikar was an important step. We spread the message that no one can disturb Indian borders. There was a time to talk but now is the time to react.

Let us remind you that after the terrorist attacks in Uri, Pathankot, and Gurdaspur, India conducted surgical strikes on Pakistan in September 2016. India had destroyed many camps of terrorists made in Pakistan. On September 29, 2016, 11 days after the Uri attack, India entered Pakistan and inflicted serious injuries on its terrorists.