Balakot air strike: Opposition walking into Narendra Modi's trap by questioning attack on JeM camp
FirstpostModi’s rallies since the Balakot strikes have been aimed at solidifying the national sentiment that seeks to teach Pakistan a lesson for bleeding India relentlessly. “A young India, with a large digitally enabled middle class is asking for growth and change,” as PwC writes in its report ‘Future of India - the Winning Leap.’ A simultaneous churn that emanates from this growth in a demographically young nation is a clamour for power projection. The prime minister’s rallies since the Balakot strikes — one in Churu, Rajasthan and another one in Amethi, Uttar Pradesh — have been explicitly aimed at solidifying this national sentiment that seeks to teach Pakistan a lesson for bleeding India relentlessly. Balakot had called out Pakistan’s nuclear bluff, and India, by virtue of using air power across the Line of Control, has pushed the envelope beyond the post-Uri precision strikes.