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PM will decide whether to release strike video: MoS

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Why should we release the military action video...We cannot publicize our military intelligence....It has to be a State secret...If we share our tactics & techniques, it will be exploited by our enemy

[h=1]PM will decide whether to release strike video: MoS[/h]

October 05, 2016 19:15

Amid the raging debate over releasing the video of the Army-led cross-LoC surgical strikes, Union Minister Hansraj Ahir said in Mumbai on Wednesday that it was for the Prime Minister to decide whether the footage should be made public or not.

"The PM will take a decision on whether to release the video handed over to the government by the army," he said.


"It is unfortunate to indulge in politics over the surgical strikes. This has maligned the image of the army," he said.


To a question on efforts undertaken by the Central government to bring home Chandu Babulal Chavan, the 22-year-old soldier of the 37 Rashtriya Rifles captured by Pakistani forces, the Union Minister of State for Home said, "We are making all efforts to bring him back. We will definitely bring him back. However, one cannot say how much time it will take."

http://news.rediff.com/commentary/2...ke-video-mos/1c2e1c5fed3699f714c8a39df4c2d577
 
Most probably it won't be released. Most of the working and retired senior army officials have expressed their concern about releasing the same as it would adversely affect the strategy planning of Indian Army.
 
Yes the politics played on this matter is quite unfortunate and unwarranted. While whole world is now started realizing our stand on Terrorism this kind of statements from our politicians seems quite immature. Any compromise on national security is not tolerable.
 
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