India to launch surgical strike to divert attention from peasant movement: Pakistani media

- Actually now Pakistan is trembling in the name of strike

New Delhi on Thursday, December 10, 2020

There were mixed reports in the Pakistani media that India could launch a surgical strike on Pakistan to divert attention from the ongoing peasant movement in India.

Citing a spokesman for his intelligence department, Pakistan's main newspaper, the Express Tribune, reported that the Indian government was devastated by the farmers' movement and that it had attracted the attention of foreigners. The movement was also being noted at the international level so the Indian government was frustrated.

The newspaper reported that India could launch a surgical strike on Pakistan to divert public attention in these circumstances. The report also claimed that Pakistan had kept its military on high alert.

The newspaper wrote that Narendra Modi's Hindutva government had placed the army on high alert on its borders with India in view of the fact that anyone could resort to a surgical strike on Pakistan to divert attention from the peasant movement. India also does not want the movement of Punjabi Sikh farmers to be supported by Khalistani forces, so Pakistan urgently needed to be vigilant against India's misdeeds.