IAF chief BS Dhanoa: If we dropped bombs in a jungle, why would Pakistan respond?
India TodayAir Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa has dismissed accounts refuting India's version of its airstrikes in Pakistan, saying on Monday that Indian Air Force warplanes hit their intended target. BS Dhanoa said medical fitness would determine whether Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, the fighter pilot captured and later released by Pakistan last week, would fly again. Earlier, former Union Minister Kapil Sibal had asked if Prime Minister Narendra Modi was "politicising terror", citing foreign news reports saying India's airstrikes had not killed terrorists. Also on Monday, Manish Tewari, another former UPA-era minister, criticised BJP chief Amit Shah for saying more than 250 terrorists were killed -- when the Air Force had said it was early to assess casualties.