New Delhi, July 25: Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Thursday said that India has an "ample proof" of what had happened in Pulwama, days after Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said that the Pulwama attack that killed 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) was "indigenous thing". Khan made this remark during his three-day visit to the United States. Imran Khan Describes Pulwama Terror Attack as 'Indigenous', Denies Pakistan's Involvement.

"We are aware of the truth. So we don't have to get carried away by any statement. The truth is known to us and our establishment. Our intelligence agencies had given ample proof of what had happened in Pulwama and that is all I would like to say," Rawat said speaking to media. Imran Khan Says 'There Were 40 Militant Groups Operating Within Pakistan'.

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On Tuesday, Imran Khan in an event organised by Washington-based think-tank U.S. Institute of Peace said, "It was a Kashmiri boy radicalised by the brutality of the security forces. He blew himself up. But because this group claimed responsibility, which was in India as well, Jaish-e-Mohammed is operating in India — but Pakistan suddenly came in the limelight."

He also admitted that around 30,000-40,000 armed people, who have been trained and fought in parts of Afghanistan and Kashmir, were in Pakistan and accused the former governments of providing the safe havens to militants groups.

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