Masood Azhar is in Pakistan's Bahawalpur, arrest him or India will do it, Amarinder Singh tells Pakistan PM Imran Khan

New Delhi, Feb 19 Barely hours after an unrepentant Imran Khan ended his quietness on the obnoxious assault on a CRPF guard in Jammu and Kashmir saying his nation had no inclusion in it, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday reiterated his demand seeking an 'eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth'.

Sending a strong message to the Pakistan Prime Minister soon after he defended his nation from blame over involvement in the deadly attack, Singh advised him that Pak-based Jaish-e-Mohammad had assumed the liability in the assault and that it plots the error attacks using ISI's help.

He stated, "If Pakistan couldn't act against JeM, India will do it for them."

Amarinder, a former Army Captain, took to Twitter to state, "Dear @ImranKhanPTI you have Jaish chief Masood Azhar sitting in Bahawalpur and planning the assaults with ISI help. Go lift him up from that point. In the event that you can't tell us, we'll do it for you. BTW what has been done about the proofs of Mumbai’s 26/11 attack. Time to walk the talk."

Something like 40 CRPF soldiers were killed a week ago in a suicide attack did on their caravan in Kashmir's Pulwama by Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists. The driving force of the assault and two different terrorists were killed by security forces in an encounter on Monday.

Prior in the day, Pakistan PM Imran Khan issued an announcement on the recent terror attack in Pulwama and said Pakistan had anything to do with the assault including that India's forceful posing would be responded whenever required.

"I didn't talk before on the (Pulwama) attack on the grounds that the crown ruler of Saudi Arabia was here. I am now responding. We were busy planning this really important visit and won't want to sabotage it by helping such an attack take place. Even if this visit was not happening, we have nothing to gain from such an attack," he said.

"I also want to ask the Indian government that in the event that you need to censure Pakistan in vain that occurs in Kashmir, you are just making Pakistan the whipping kid. If you (Indian government) think you will attack us, we will not think of retaliating. We will retaliate."

Imran added that he guarantees of action if India can give valid proof of Pakistan's contribution in the recent attack.

40 CRPF personnel were martyred last Thursday when a suicide bomber rammed his touchy loaded vehicle into a transport brimming with CRPF personnel on Jammu-Srinagar Highway. The responsibility of the attack was guaranteed by Pakistan-based JeM. In a retaliation in under 100 hours, the Indian Army eliminated the JeM leadership in J&K.