Did India Really Conduct a Surgical Strike on Pakistan?

Sometimes people make mistakes. India has made a blunder.There is no evidence of a Surgical StrikeIt would need someone without a grey brain to believe.

Interestingly the number of dead claimed has grown from 35 to 50, The number of injured to beyond 200 and the number of posts attcked has grown every day ( all these as claimed by the Indian press) from 3 to 7.How would they attack presumably all drunk(?) terrorists kill 50 but only injure 200 and then escape unscathed fro the most guarded border n eath including DMZ between N and S Korea?

This is a blunder by the Indian Govt of BJP party and top echelon of Indian Army though I think neither will never blush and will carry on as usual. Since the Injuns attacked known targets ( they did not go on a search and destroy mission) They can provide co-ordinates of the seven terror camps. These places can then be visited by independent observers to settle the question once and for all.

Injia will not be divulging any secrets by divulging the co-ordinates since thePakistan side already knows them( Assuming that the fake surgical strikes were real)I think these strikes should be re-named Surgical Strike hallucinations.

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