Pakistan was clueless about India’s capability to retaliate. At one point Musharraf conceded and said that India retorted not only through military action but also through the international diplomacy. On 13th June 1999 the Indian army freed the Tololing peak from the Pakistani occupation, this was a great help in the rest of the war. Soon on 20th June 1999 the Point 5140 was also reclaimed, completing the Tololing mission. 4th July 1999 was another day of achievement when the Tiger Hills was freed from the intruders. The Indian army continued its march ahead and won all the peaks in the Batalik sector, pushing the enemy back.
