Indian Army shows debris of Pakistan-launched missiles that were taken down by Air Defence systems

Indian Army shows debris of Pakistan-launched missiles that were intercepted and taken down by Indian Air Defence systems.
Major General Kartik C Seshadri, GOC, 15 Infantry Division says "Indian Army is a professional, righteous and responsible force which in spite of grave provocations, has always responded in a calibrated and measured manner. We target only terrorists in known terrorist camps with precision weapons, ensuring that there is no collateral damage, a fact which even Pakistan Army has admitted during operations. However. Pakistan Army has no legitimate targets to strike inside India, nor does it have the courage or capability to stand up to Indian Armed Forces face-to-face. Hence, it uses terrorism as a national policy and resorts to unmanned aerial weapons launched from its own soil. Drones and long-range missiles were launched and fired from its own territory. Indian military installations, civilian population centers, including innocent ladies and children were also not spared and were considered as legitimate targets by the Pakistan military. They have even targeted religious places, specifically a case in point being the Golden Temple located in Amritsar, which is internationally renowned and a place of faith for everybody. It saw a surfeit of drone and missile attacks, which were thwarted bravely by our Army air defence gunners. The Indian Armed Forces and Army Air Defence gunners will continue to defeat all its designs and thwart all aerial threats."

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