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Pulwama attack.

Pulwama, a word that reminds us that how brutal terrorism is.

 Exactly two years ago (14th Feb) in the Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir, a convoy of vehicles carrying Indian security personnel was on their way to Srinagar but in between they were attacked by a vehicle bore suicide bomber who was driving a car carrying explosives at Lethapora.
In this attack, 40 Indian personnel of CRPF were killed and more than 35 were injured.

The responsibility of this attack was taken by a Pakistan-based terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed.

This attack had completely shaken India. And the warlike situation had occurred between India and Pakistan.

On that day 40 families had lost their loved ones and the whole country was dawn in sorrow.

The perpetrator was identified as Adil Ahmad Dar, a 22-year old from Kakapora.  According to Dar's parents, Dar became radicalized after he was beaten by Indian police. Between September 2016 and March 2018, Adil Dar was reportedly arrested six times by Indian authorities. However, each time he was released without any charges.
                                                
                                          Source: Wikipedia
This attack was the failure of our intelligence agencies such as NIA, RAW. Even after an investigation of a year, NIA was unable to find the source of explosives. This kind of attack puts the question mark on the efficiency of these agencies.



The aftermath of the attack

- India took back the status of the most favored nation from Pakistan.

- custom duty was increased to 200% on every imported good from Pakistan.

- FATF put Pakistan on the grey list.

- Protests, bandhs, and candle marches were held across India.

- Many organizations and associations had banned Pakistani artists.

Balakot airstrike: 

India responded with full bravery. 
On the 26 Feb 2019 twelve jets( Miraj 2000) of the Indian air force crossed the LOC (line of control) and destroyed the terrorist camps in Pakistan. 

India took this major step because they were sure that these were terrorist training centers.


Pakistan retaliation

On a consecutive day, the Pakistan air force conducted an airstrike in Jammu and Kashmir.

But no damage was caused by the Pakistan airstrike.

But an Indian MiG-21 was shot down over Pakistan and its pilot was captured by them.

Result of Indian diplomatic power:

The whole world had witnessed that he returned to India at Wagah on 1 March 2019. 
This is the real power of india. 


Let's recall the sacrifice of our soldiers.

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