Pak Will Be Punished For Activities "Detrimental" To India: Army Officer
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Channel: World Of Weapon · 2018 · News & Politics
Pak Will Be Punished For Activities "Detrimental" To India: Army Officer UDHAMPUR: The Army's Northern Command chief, Lt Gen Ranbir Singh, said on Friday Pakistan will be "punished" if it carries out activities detrimental to India and asserted that a befitting reply was given to the neighbouring nation for violating ceasefire. "The message is very clear for the troops on the ground that should Pakistan not stop from carrying out activities, which are detrimental to our national interest along the LoC, they (Pakistan) shall be punished accordingly," Lt Gen Singh told news agency PTI. Source : https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/pak-will-be-punished-for-activities-detrimental-to-india-army-officer-1948598 ______________________________________________________________________________ Thanks You For Watching..... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Site : https://worldofweapon.wordpress.com Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/worldofweapon16 Twitter : https://twitter.com/worldofweapon VK.com : https://vk.com/vk.worldofweapon Myspace : https://myspace.com/worldofweapon #IndianArmy #IndoPak #PakistanArmy Tags:- defence news,news,world news,weapon,asia news,military news,military,event,military event,defense news,,defence update, defense update,military update
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