Political Parties hail Indian Air Force, BJP says people trust Prime Minister Narendra Modi

India's pre-emptive strikes on terror camps in Pakistan were hailed Tuesday by leers of various political parties, with BJP asserting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's political will has me difference while Congress chief Rahul Gandhi lauded Indian Air Force.

"Every Indian who h pain and anguish of martyrdom of our forces is greatly relieved and delighted this morning. Salute to Air Force for a meticulous operation. Our forces are world class anyway. It is political will of our PM and team that me all difference," BJP general secretary Ram Mhav said.

Amid speculation over terror camps in wher Balakote in PoK or one in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province were targeted, Mhav tweeted that it was latter.

"By way doubt about which Balakot it was; it is one in Manshera district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa," he tweeted. 

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Lauding pilots of Indian Air Force after air strikes on Pakistan, Rahul Gandhi tweeted, "I salute pilots of IAF." 

Congress also tweeted, hailing role of Indian Air Force in keeping Indians safe with its consistent and determined effort.

BJP leer and Union minister Prakash Javdekar told reporters that people of Indian stood solidly behind ir armed forces as he described IAF strikes as an act of great valour. People have faith in Modi's leership, he said.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee also hailed Indian Air Force (IAF) for carrying out air strikes in Pakistan.

"IAF also means India's Amazing Fighters. Jai Hind," Banerjee tweeted.

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Congress leer and Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh hailed it as a great job by Indian Air Force.

" IAF strikes have sent much-needed signal to Pakistan and terrorists it's harboring - don't think you can get away with acts like Pulwama Attack. Bravo to IAF men and my full support for action," he said.