New Delhi: An IAF pilot has been captured by the Pakistani army and the voice for releasing him safe in raising strongly. India has made it clear that there is no question of striking any deal over an IAF pilot in Pakistan's custody and instead, has told the neighbouring nation that he be returned immediately and safe.
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According to the reports of News agency ANI, India has outrightly rejected any possibility of a deal with Pakistan to bring the pilot back home and has accused Islamabad of trying to create a 'Kandahar-type pressure.' India, however, is absolutely against the idea of a deal or any talks regarding the pilot and has demanded his immediate and safe return to India.
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Acocrding to the source, India wants Pakistan to know that they should not use the pilot has a card to negotiate with.
A day earlier, on Wednesday, India had slammed Pakistan for the vulgar display of the injured pilot and had said that it violates the Geneva Convention.
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After the Air strike of IAF, tensions between the two countries are extremely high . The tension is rising since the terror attack on CRPF convoy on February 14 which killed 40 CRPF Jawans. The attack was claimed by Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed. India hit back with its air force crossing the LoC and hitting several terror camps in the wee hours of Tuesday in what was a pre-emptive strike against non-military installations.