SOURCE: TIMES NOW
Indian Air Force chief Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria, on Monday, said that Pakistan should be worried if and when there is a terrorist attack on the Indian soil. “Whenever there’s a terrorist attack on our soil, they should be worried&they were rightly worried. They’ve to stop abetting terrorism in India if they’ve to get out of these worries,” the air chief said.
He further said that his force is ready to take out any terrorist camp or launchpad across the Line of Control in Pakistan occupied Kashmir if the need be. “If the situation demands so, of course, Indian Air Force is ready 24×7,” he said. While talking about the airspace violations from the Chinese side in Ladakh, he said, “Some activity was noticed which wasn’t in usual domain. Whenever such things happen, we monitor closely & take necessary action. No reason for undue worry on these issues. Whenever there’s air space violation, it gets tackled.”
Report on the incursion of helicopters of the People’s Liberation Army
Recently, a report on the incursion of helicopters of the People’s Liberation Army almost 12-15 km into Samdho region of Lahaul-Spiti district on April 11 by the state CID and intelligence agencies that was shared with the ‘concerned authorities’.
Media reports also suggested that the report submitted by the CID said that there was yet another incursion in the same region a few days later on April 20.
“On April 11, a Chinese helicopter entered 12-15 kms into India in Samdho region, Lahaul-Spiti Dist. On April 20, another Chinese helicopter entered the same location. CID & other intelligence agencies have submitted reports to concerned authorities,” Rajesh Dharmani, SP Lahaul-Spiti district said while speaking to news agency ANI.
“The Chinese military helicopters were flying very close to the Line of Actual Control. After their movement was picked up, the Indian Air Force fighter jets flew patrols in the area,” government sources had further told ANI.
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