Pitroda also cited foreign media with anti-India narrative to question the Balakot airstrikes

The statements made by Sam Pitroda are neither shocking nor surprising anymore as Congress leaders have been raising doubts on the Balakot air strikes conducted by the Indian Airforce

Pakistan has continued to maintain that Indian bombs had destroyed nothing but a few trees in the region during the airstrikes at Balakot. It was even considering registering a complaint against India at the UN for 'eco-terrorism'.

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has raised doubts about the number of terrorists killed in the Balakot air strikes.

“I don’t understand what’s keeping the government away from disclosing these facts. When the government talks so much about it (air strikes), it should disclose everything,’’ Kamal Nath said.

Currently, the Mirage 2000 is the only aircraft in the Indian Air Force capable of delivering the Spice-2000 bombs on enemy targets.

Air Chief Marshal Birender Singh Dhanoa on Monday categorically said that Indian Air Force has successfully hit the target that was intended to be hit

This was the finest hour for PM Modi and a vindication of his time and method on foreign trips even as these disgusting forces never lost a chance to haul the prime minister through the coals

The Indian Express report suggests that the Jaish terrorists had undergone different training courses. The terrorists were trained with a three-month advance combat course called Daura-e-Khas and an advanced arms training course called Daura-Al-Raad, officials said. 

Geo News, Pakistan media outlet published a report on March 3, in which Senior Congress leader, Digvijay Singh's disgraceful remark, calling 'Modi a liar' and asking the government to provide proof of the Balakot strike gets a mention.