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The Home Minister, quoted by PTI, also said that if Congress wanted to know how many terrorists were killed in the airstrikes, they should go to Pakistan and ask there or count bodies.

While the opposition is continuously doubting the integrity of India’s defense ministry and is repeatedly cornering the government over the number of casualties in IAF airstrikes in Pakistan’s Balakot on February 26, PTI quoted Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh Tuesday as saying “it will be known one day how many terrorists were killed in Balakot”.

Slamming the opposition Singh said,

“if the party wanted to know how many terrorists were killed in the airstrikes, they should go to Pakistan and ask there or count bodies.”

“NTRO (National Technical Research Organisation) system said there were 300 mobile phones active at Balakot attack site. Were these used by trees if not terrorists?” Singh asked.