February 14th is the day the nation lost 40 brave soldiers in Pulwama. February 26 is the day Pakistan is held accountable for the coastal damage. "Remembering the brave soldiers we lost in Pulwama. We will never forget their sacrifice. The courage imparted by them is the inspiration to build a strong and developed India'. A few days ago, Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted on Twitter.
14th February, which is considered by the world as the day of love, has another special feature for every Indian to remember for the past four years. February 14 is also the day we lost 40 brave soldiers who were the guard of the country. India is observing the fourth anniversary of the Pulwama terror attack.
2547 jawans were going from Jammu to Srinagar in 78 vehicles. The death of the Jaish-E-Mohammed terrorist organization was when a car loaded with explosives was driven towards the convoy of security forces. The vehicle was destroyed beyond recognition by the violent blast. The attack was carried out by Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Adil Ahmed Dar. The Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist organization also released the video shot just before the attack.
The attack took place in Lethapora in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama district. Investigation revealed that 300 kg of explosives, including 80 kg of RDX and ammonium nitrate, were in the dead car. Pulwama is still in the forefront of every Indian's heart.
Balakot airstrike:
Balakot airstrike is a name that should be read along with the name Pulwama. On February 26, 2019, the Indian Air Force attacked a terrorist camp in Pakistan's Balakot region to avenge the martyrdom of CRPF jawans. In the face of every Indian's desire to ask in return, India has not blocked any borders of nuclear-armed Pakistan. Many terrorists were killed in air force attack. After the Balakot airstrike, India and Pakistan made warlike preparations.
India responded to Pakistan's conspiracy behind the terror attack by dropping bombs in Balakot. On February 27, 2019, Indian Air Force Mirage 2000 aircraft flew over a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist camp in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and dropped bombs, reducing the area to ashes. More than 350 Jaish terrorists were killed in the attack.
Instead, Abhinandan, who was piloting a MiG-21 Bison jet, shot down Pakistan's American-made F-16 fighter jet that came to violate the Indian border. When the plane crashed, Abhinandan jumped down with a parachute and landed in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, and was imprisoned by the Pakistani army. Abhinandan spent three days in Pakistani custody. Although the Pakistan Army tortured in many ways to leak the news, no secret was leaked from Abhinandan Vardhaman.
Later, Abhinandan was released after India's strong intervention. Then the country honored him with the third highest military award, the Veera Chakra. But by then, Abhinandan Vardhaman's heroic deeds were indelibly imprinted in the minds of Indians like a folk tale. Abhinandan Vardhaman even made a place in children's textbooks as a brave war hero.
