Indian Army Chief’s statements threat regional peace: DGISPR

Director General Inter Service Public Relations Major General Asif Ghafoor has expressed concern that the Indian Army Chief is constantly threatening regional peace with irresponsible statements.

DGISPR took to Twitter and said “Indian COAS repeatedly provoking war through irresponsible statements endangering regional peace for electioneering of political masters. From fake surgical strike to date his only success has been to turn Indian Army into a rogue force and getting them killed.”

He further said “Indian Army Chief’s statements coupled with blood of innocents on hand, losses to Indian forces at the hands of Pakistan Armed Forces, helicopter crashes due to so called technical fault cum fratricide just to become Indian CDS is actually at the cost of professional military ethos.”

Indian Army Chief’s statements coupled with blood of innocents on hand, losses to Indian forces at the hands of Pakistan Armed Forces, heli crashes due to so called tech fault cum fratricide just to become Indian CDS is actually at the cost of professional military ethos.(2of2).

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— DG ISPR (@OfficialDGISPR) October 25, 2019

Earlier Major General Asif Ghafoor has said that Indians have no grounds to support false claim made by their COAS.

DGISPR further said that Indians have no justification to prove their Army Chief’s false claims and if they don’t want to go they have the option to share claimed targeted locations with our foreign office.

DGISPR said in Tweet that Indians have no justification to prove their Army Chief’s false claims and if they don’t want to go they have the option to share claimed targeted locations with our foreign office.

It is pertinent to mention here that, nine Indian army soldiers were killed and many others injured when Pakistan Army troops effectively responded to the latest Indian ceasefire violations along the Line of control (LoC).

The ceasefire violations deliberately targeted the civilians, in Jura, Shahkot and Nousehri, the director general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said.