India prepares for war: 14,000 bunkers are built along Pakistan border as the nations prepare their military

[size=34]India prepares for war: 14,000 bunkers are built along Pakistan border as the nations prepare their military and Islamabad warns its rival nuclear power ‘better sense’ is needed to avoid conflict[/size]

• Pakistan's armed forces claim to have shot down two Indian Air Force aircraft over its Kashmir territory 
  
  
• India in return say they shot down a Pakistani F-16 fighter jet over Indian-occupied Kashmir's Jammu region
  
  
• Indian Air Force pilot captured in Pakistani Kashmir paraded in front of cameras before being blindfolded 
  
  
• Follows Indian airstrike in Pakistan's Balakot region on Tuesday in retaliation for February 14 suicide attack
  
  
• New Delhi claims a 'very large' number of Islamist jihadist militants were killed in Tuesday's airstrikes
  
  
• Pakistan rebuked the Trump Administration for increasing tensions by not condemning the Indian airstrike
  
  
• Islamabad said that they have 'no intention of escalation, but are fully prepared to do so if forced'
  
  
• Bunkers worth £45m are being constructed for the Indian populace to stop them fleeing in terror of bombs 
  
  

By AFP and SARA MALM FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 01:48 EST, 27 February 2019 | UPDATED: 18:12 EST, 27 February 2019


India is preparing for war with the construction of 14,000 bunkers to protect families on the Pakistan border as Islamabad invokes the spectre of nuclear conflict, telling India 'better sense' is needed.
Earlier today Pakistan and India said they had shot down each other's warplanes, in a dramatic escalation of the dangerous confrontation between the nuclear-armed rivals.
Pakistan said it downed two Indian jets in its airspace and captured two pilots, later amended to one: whom they then seemingly paraded - blindfolded and bloodied - for the camera.
On Tuesday evening, Islamabad used heavy calibre artillery to shell 12 to 15 places along the Indian side creating panic among the populace on the border where bunkers are being hastily thrown up to ease their fears. 
The downed pilot was named today as Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman and seen in a video of what appears to be an interview at a Pakistani Air base, in which he refuses to reveal any information about his capture - or captors.
The video was slammed by India, who called it 'vulgar', adding that it expected his 'immediate and safe return' in a statement release by the Ministry of External Affairs.  
Earlier today, India confirmed the loss of one of its planes and said it had shot down a Pakistani fighter jet, in a conflict played out over the skies of the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir. 


[size=18]Indian Air Force pilot in captivity after his plane was downed


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