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India and Pakistan have fought two wars and countless skirmishes over Kashmir, the Himalayan region claimed in full by both rivals. But rarely have ground troops or air forces crossed the heavily-militarised Line of Control (LoC), in Kashmir, between the two foes.
After the Pulwama terror attack, where an unknown individual was involved in the unfortunate act of being the cause of ending several lives, things went haywire for India and Pakistan. India accused Pakistan of this without any solid evidence that lead to a whole another controversy.
On the 26th of February, India intruded the LOC and tensions grow along the India-Pakistan border as India calls an all-party meeting to brief opposition leaders about the IAF situation. That’s when Pakistan said that India has committed ‘uncalled-for aggression’ by crossing the Line of Control (LoC).
As a result of the above situation, Pakistani jets crossed Indian airspace. The jets entered border areas of Nowshera sector in J&K’s Rajouri district. Pakistan Air Force jets violated Indian airspace in Rajouri sector and retaliated.
After this entire chaos between Pakistan and India, and that capture of Indian pilot Vikram Abhinandan – an interview was conducted on India Today and the discussion of Pakistani missiles was talked about…
The reporter, Rahul Kanwal said that there was a missile that was found and it belonged to Pakistan and the country has been lying about everything. In response to that statement, Abhijeet Iyer who’s research focuses on defense issues, specializing in defense economics, technology, and procurement, and nuclear dynamics said that the missile does not belong to Pakistan.
To the above video, this is how people responded.
Some people thought this was a major insult 
Others wrote that India has no moral values!
More users stated that this was an embarrassment…
The heat between India and Pakistan is at an extremely crucial state and the masses are now just eagerly waiting for updates and solutions. Let us know what do you all think of the current state and what might be the future of both the countries!
