Pakistan-China sets up missile sites near POK against India

New Delhi: The big conspiracy of China and Pakistan against India has been revealed. Officials aware of the matter shared the information on condition of anonymity, saying that Pakistan is setting up surface to air missile sites in Ghulam Kashmir (PoK) with the help of China.

Conspiracy against India:

To establish this military structure, it is exploring the disputed area near the India-Pakistan border.

Chief of the Indian Air Force Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria said on Monday that Pakistan and Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria on Monday said that Pakistan and China have increased their bilateral exercises in recent times.

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IAF Chief informed about Pakistan 's poor step:

In his annual press conference, the Air Force Chief said that India is keeping a close watch on it. He said that the Indian Army has withstood the danger of a two-front battle simultaneously. India has used its armed forces to the maximum to deal with China and Pakistan. They both operating at the same time on disputed borders.

China helping Pakistan as Indian Army slammed Chinese Troops:

China has increased its bilateral exercises in recent times. In his annual press conference, the Air Force Chief said that India is keeping a close watch on it. He said that the Indian Army has withstood the danger of a two-front battle simultaneously. India has used its armed forces to the maximum to deal with China and Pakistan operating at the same time on disputed borders.

"The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) contingents were seen reconnaissance along with Pakistan's 12 Infantry Brigade in the forward areas of Deokian and Jura in PoK," a top official said.

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