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Opposition slams Modi's claim on cloud cover during Balakot strike

Narendra Modi in an interview said he used his "raw wisdom" to dispel doubts of defence experts who wanted the air strike to be rescheduled due to bad weather

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Narendra Modi waves at his supporters during an election campaign rally for the ongoing Lok Sabha polls, in Indore. Pic courtesy/PTI

Narendra Modi waves at his supporters during an election campaign rally for the ongoing Lok Sabha polls, in Indore. Pic courtesy/PTI

New Delhi: Opposition parties, including the Congress, took a jibe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday over his remarks that cloud cover "helped" IAF planes evade Pakistani radars during the Balakot strikes, with some leaders terming the statement as "ridiculous and false". The CPI(M) has also moved the Election Commission alleging that Narendra Modi had revealed "operational details of a sensitive military mission" in a television interview with a purpose to influence voters. Rejecting the charge, senior BJP leader and Union minister Prakash Javadekar said, "PM Modi did not reveal anything (about the Balakot strike) he was not supposed to reveal."

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