‘Attempted misunderstanding campaign was attempted’: Government called Pakistan’s campaign. Bharat News

New Delhi: The government on Saturday rejected Pakistan’s claims about targeting the Indian infrastructure, described them as part of the “malicious wrong information campaign”. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, Ministry of External Affairs and Operation Sindoor, during a special briefing by the Ministry of Defense, also dismissed all the allegations made by Islamabad about the damage to the military infrastructure.Misri said, “What he claimed to attack various military establishments is completely false. The claim about the air station in Sirsa is completely wrong. The claim of the air station in Surat – well is wrong …. These are important infrastructure, power systems and lies about cybercastures.” “I urge all those who see that Pakistan is not misled by the tissue of lying.”Misri also clarified that the anger came from Pakistan. “This is the Pakistani Act that formed provocation and growth,” he said.Wing Commander Vyomika Singh said that “in a fast and calibrated response, the Indian armed forces only went on an accurate strike on identified military goals.” He also condemned “constant malicious misinformation campaign” by PakistanEarlier today, the forces killed at least four Pakistani airbase in the early hours of Saturday, citing government sources citing government sources. The retaliation followed the wave of drone attacks by Pakistan from Jammu and Kashmir to Gujarat at 26 Indian places. The Ministry of Defense confirmed that many drones, some armed, targeted military and civil site. Indian forces remain on high alerts, deploy counter-drain systems and urge citizens in border areas to stay indoors and follow security guidelines. Udampur, Rajouri, Akhnoor and rural Jalandhar exploded and property damage occurred. A local woman in Jalandhar described a red flash and a powerful explosion, which damaged the roofs and water tanks during a blackout.