Indian Air Force (IAF ) fighter planes struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp across the Line of Control in Balakote, early on Tuesday morning.
New Delhi
Indian Air Force fighter planes struck a Jaish-e-Mohammed terror camp across the Line of Control in Balakote, Khyber Pakhtoonkhwa early on Tuesday morning, report published in various news portals.
According to reports the IAF used Mirage-2000 jets with laser-guided bombs causing an estimated casualty of 200-300. The air strike happened around 3.30 am.
According to reports quoting top government sources, the Balakote camp is spread around 6 to 7 acres and is the biggest Jaish e Mohammed camp in Pakistan.
The strike comes almost two weeks after a terror attack killed 40 CRPF troopers in Pulwama in south Kashmir that raised tensions between India and Pakistan. The suicide bombing had led to calls for punitive strikes against Pakistan for harbouring terrorists.
