‘Time for Revenge’: Pak Fights Twitter War Over Surgical Strikes

While some Pakistani citizens have dismissed the strikes as a lie, others are calling for revenge.

Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) Lt General Ranbir Singh on Thursday announced that the Indian Army had carried out multiple surgical operations in various locations in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Wednesday night.

Immediately reacting to the news, Pakistan denied on Twitter the surgical strikes saying that that India was describing ongoing “cross-border fire” as surgical operations in an effort to “create false effects" and "media hype”.

ISPR Press Release on the 'alleged' surgical strikes pic.twitter.com/iTHAAglyQY

— Mansoor Ali Khan (@_Mansoor_Ali) September 29, 2016

Pakistani citizens also took to social media to condemn the strikes.

@ISPR_Official India is claiming surgical strike, stop the nonsense and explain to us how they lying & what you doing?

— لال بجھکڑ (@afzaal_k) September 29, 2016

@ISPR_Official we need revenge of our 2 martyred soldiers of Pakistan

— Arslan Naseer (@RanaArslan0987) September 29, 2016

@ISPR_Official We all are ready. Pakistan Zindabad. Pakistan Paindabad. pic.twitter.com/CsBKIdTcCI

— Syed Ali Raza Shah (@SyedAliRazaSh12) September 29, 2016

@ISPR_Official india seeèè the dream in the day time lolz.
Our Army's a great Army's in the world's
Indian army's same to same donkeys,

— .Amir Shahzad. (@AmirSha49863909) September 29, 2016