New Delhi: The Modi government and political parties today roundly criticised Pakistan for mutilating bodies of two Indian soldiers, as Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi  said that neighbouring country is inviting its own ruin.

While on the other side Defence Minister Arun Jaitley denounced the “barbaric act”, saying such attacks do not even take place during war and that the whole country has full faith in the armed forces.

“Bodies of soldiers being mutilated is an extreme form of barbaric act. The government of India strongly condemns this act. The whole country has full faith in our armed forces which will react appropriately to the act,” Jaitley said sacrifice of the soldiers will not go in vain.

Demanding a tit-for-tat response, BJP MP R K Singh, a former Union home secretary, said,”Pakistan understands only one language and therefore we need to kill more Pakistani soldiers and give them the same treatment.”

CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury condemned Pakistan’s act and said that the government should set its own house in order first and not let such incidents happen.

Yechury said such action by Pakistan’s special forces should not be tolerated, but added,” we should also not give them the opportunity for such things to happen. We need to set our own house in order.”

He said eventually all matters (relating to the restive state) would have to be resolved diplomatically and that the government should consult the opposition which was kept in the dark about issues between the two countries.

BJP’s national spokesperson Nalin Kohli said it appears that “inhumanity and barbarism” has become the norm in Pakistan.

“This act will not go unpunished as under Prime Minister Narendra Modi the army has not been restrained from responding to Pakistan’s unprovoked ceasefire violations,” he said.