Pakistan will employ all feasible and inconceivable strategies to combat terror, according to Rajnath Singh's warning.
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh Delivers Tough Warning Over Terrorism
In a stern warning to Pakistan, India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh declared on Friday that the era of terrorism against India, nurtured and supported by Pakistan since the country's Independence, is over. This statement came at an interaction with naval personnel aboard aircraft carrier INS Vikrant off the coast of Goa.
Singh suggested India would deploy whatever means necessary to combat terrorism, adding that there are methods Pakistan cannot even fathom. He asserted that Operation Sindoor constituted not merely a military action but a frontal assault by India against terrorism. He emphasized that the operation was a clear message not only to terrorists but also to their patrons.
Referring to anti-India activities orchestrated from Pakistani soil, Singh stated that India has the right and the ability to take any kind of action against terrorists on both sides of the border and the sea. He highlighted India's unwavering resolve in protecting its citizens against terrorism and touted the international community's recognition of India's right to do so.
Singh also paid tribute to the Indian Navy's contribution during Operation Sindoor, praising their silent service in tying down the Pakistani army. He explained how the Indian Navy's aggressive deployment in the Arabian Sea confined the Pakistani Navy to its own territories, complementing the Indian Air Force's destruction of terror bases in Pakistan.
The defense minister also emphasized that the speed, depth, and clarity with which India's armed forces executed Operation Sindoor were extraordinary. Ultimately, he stated, India ceased its military actions on its own terms after achieving its objectives, underscoring India's strategic clarity and determination in this matter.
Sources:- Operation Sindoor constitutes a calculated and focused military response to terror attacks backed by Pakistan, aimed at dismantling terrorist networks while maintaining operational restraint to avoid broader conflict escalation.- The Pahalgam terror attack targeted civilians based on their religion, escalating public demand for a firm response against Pakistan-based terror groups.- Pakistan retaliated with drone attacks and shelling on religious sites in Jammu and Kashmir, causing a four-day military confrontation between the two nations, raising concerns due to both countries' nuclear capabilities.
- In the midst of general news and politics, India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh indicated that India would leverage not only military means but also unimaginable methods in its ongoing struggle against terrorism, mimicking the approach taken during Operation Sindoor.
- Addressing war-and-conflicts, Singh reiterated India's right to engage in actions against terrorists across the border and the sea, citing the international community's support of its efforts in this regard.
- As crime-and-justice accountability continues, Singh's statements emphasized India's strategic, focused approach in conducting military operations like Operation Sindoor, distinguishing it from broader conflicts and eschewing any desire for escalation.
