NEW DELHI -Indian PM Narendra Modi claims how many days the Indian army needs to defeat Pakistan. Indian prime minister Narendra Modi says “We can Defeat Pakistan Within 7 to 10 Days.”
In a usual tactic of War for politics, Prime Minister Narendra Modi lashed out at Pakistan and said that our armed forces don’t need more than 7-10 days to defeat them.
“We know that our neighbouring country has lost 3 wars against us, our armed forces don’t need more than 7-10 days to defeat them. They’ve been fighting proxy wars against India since decades. It claimed the lives of thousands of civilians, jawans,” said PM Modi during NCC rally at Cariappa Parade Ground.
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The statement of Narendra Modi sparked reactions on social media. Dr Ashok Swain ‘An Indian Professor for peace and conflict research at Uppsala University, Sweden said: “Stop this Stupid Bravado – Pakistan has 20 more nuclear warheads than India!.”
Deputy Speaker of national assembly Pakistan, Qasim Khan Suri called Modi’s claims as ‘A new Bollywood movie’.
SSB stops allowances to troops for 2 months due to paucity of funds
A couple of days before, Border guarding force SSB has put on hold payment of arrears and other allowances to its troops for January and February owing to “paucity” of funds, official sources said on Saturday.
All arrears will be released to the employees in March, they said.
They said the headquarters of the paramilitary force here has alerted all its formations in the country that the funds are “hardly sufficient” to pay the regular salary of the staff for the months of January and February, therefore no other bills for the about 90,000 personnel strength force will be entertained.
According to a latest order accessed by PTI, the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) has informed its field units that no arrears of pay or allowances like leave encashment claims will be given for January and February due to paucity of funds.
Owing to this condition, the order issued on January 23 under the ‘most immediate’ category said “no other claims except regular (salary) bills of January and February will be entertained”.
When contacted, officials said while the salary of the force personnel will “absolutely” be not affected for the current and the next month, all arrears will be released to the employees in March.