After the statement of the retired army officer on the surgical strike, Rahul's Prime Minister Tang, 'Mr. 36 is not ashamed

New Delhi: After giving a statement by Lt Gen DS Hooda (Retd) (D. Hooda) on the surgical strike, Congress President Rahul Gandhi once again got the chance to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi. . DS Hooda said that the initial enthusiasm on the success of surgical strike was natural but it was promoted more than needed, which was unfair. He said, 'I think the Surgical Strike was thrown more than necessary. Operation of army was necessary and we had to do it. Now it should be politicized, whether it is right or wrong, this is a question which should be asked politicians. Let us know that when Lt Gen DS Hooda (Retired) was the commander of the Northern Army, when a surgical strike was done in the Line of Control (LoC) on September 29, 2016.

Rahul Gandhi tweeted while attacking PM Modi, the General who spoke like a true soldier, India is proud of you. 'Mr. 36' is not ashamed to use the country's army as its own 'asset'. They used surgical strikes for political advantage and used Rafael Deal to raise Anil Ambani's personal property to 30000 million Explain that the word 'Mr. 36' was used by Rahul Gandhi making fun of PM Modi's 56 inch chest.

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In fact, Lieutenant General Hooda (retired) was watching the live video feed of the surgical strike at that time. Which was launched in retaliation of the Uri terrorist attack. Let us say that 19 Indian soldiers were killed by Pakistani terrorists in the Uri attack. The Army had said that the Special Forces attacked the terrorists and inflicted a great deal of nerves on them, who were waiting to enter the Indian border.

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Retired Army officer participated in the Military Literary Festival (MLF) in Lt Gen Hooda Chandigarh and there he said that in less than two weeks of the Uri terrorist attack, the Special Struggle for Special Forces (Surgical Strike) Was approved. On the first day of General Hooda's Military Literary Festival, on Friday, in the discussion on 'Role of cross border operations and surgical strikes' was being discussed. In this, Punjab Governor VP Singh Bannunor and several former Generals and commanders of the Army also participated. The legendary officials involved in the program warned about 'politicization' of military operations.