"However, no information on the number of JeM terrorists killed in the strikes by 12 IAF Mirage 2000 jets have been released by the government, the figure of 250-300 deaths has been cited. Atleast 40 CRPF jawans were killed in the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.Singh claimed that the National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO) system had informed about presence of around 300 active mobile phones at the site before the air strike by India. Pakistan and their leaders’ heart know how many were killed," Singh added. Ask people there how many people were killed by our IAF pilots."Why are you asking us? NTRO, which is an authentic Indian surveillance system, has stated that when IAF jets struck the area with bombs, there were 300 mobile phones active there prior to the attacks," Singh said, adding "Were these phones being used by trees in that area? Or will you now say that we don’t believe in the NTRO either.New Delhi: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday lashed out at opposition parties for seeking clarification on the number of deaths of terrorists in the Indian Air Force strike at Jaish-e-Mohammed’s terror in Pakistan.

However, Gokhale had not given any casualty figures. Today or tomorrow, it will be known."The Indian Air Force carried out a strike at Jaish terror camp in Pakistan on February 26 in the aftermath of Pulwama attack."Some leaders of the other political parties are asking how many terrorists were killed in the IAF strike.Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said the government has already made pneumatic pulse valve its position on the casualty figures clear in a statement by Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale on the day the air strike took place.Singh said those raising the question should go to Pakistan and count the bodies.He was on a visit to the Indo-Bangla border where he inaugurated a ‘smart fencing’ project and said, "If needed we will go to ‘paataal’ (underneath the Earth), search them (terror bases) there and take them to task."Addressing a public meeting in Assam’s Dhubri said, "Should our IAF pilots have visited the sites of the strikes and counted those killed? What kind of drama is this? If our friends in Congress want numbers, I would ask them to go to Pakistan and count.

Taking a dig at the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Sena mouthpiece Saamana said that the air strike would dominate discussions until the upcoming general election while burning issues would take a backseat. The party also said that the narrative had been changed and the discussion was going on across the country over IAF’s airstrike in the Pakistan."The force has taken action and the citizens of this country have a right to know the actual loss of the enemy country; how much and to what extent damage has been caused.The editorial further said, "Where did the 300kg RDX, used in the Pulwama attack, come from? How many terrorists were killed in our attack? Discussions around them will go on until the last days of elections because before the Pulwama attack, inflation, unemployment and the Rafale jet deal were burning issues for the Opposition.Mumbai: The Shiv Sena on Tuesday said that the country had every right to know the number of casualties that had taken place during the air strike at Balakot.

It also said that issues like the Ram temple, Article 370, farmers’ issues had "turned to ashes"."But the Modi government has shattered discussions over these issues by dropping its bomb. The masses are under the fever of war, which has disappointed the Opposition.On February 26, Indian Air Force (IAF) jets targeted the Jaish-e-Mohammed’s biggest training camp in Pakistan in retaliation to the terror outfit’s attack in the Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir wherein more than 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were killed on February 14. If this question is also reducing the morale of the force, we dont think so," the Sena said in an editorial in Saamana. The force pneumatic foot valve is having high morale and strong minds.