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- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh cautioned Pakistan that any move in the Sir Creek region would be met with a response strong enough to change “history and geography.”
- Highlighting Operation Sindoor, he said Indian forces exposed Pakistan’s air defence and achieved all objectives without escalating to war.
- Singh stressed the unity of India’s armed forces and said weapons are viewed as instruments of righteousness, not mere displays of power.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday issued a warning to Pakistan, saying any attempt at aggression in the Sir Creek region would invite a “resounding response” that could alter “history and geography.”
Speaking at a military base near Bhuj in Gujarat, where he marked Dussehra with soldiers and performed the traditional shastra puja (worship of weapons), Singh underscored India’s preparedness to defend its borders.
"Any aggression by Pakistan in the Sir Creek area will be met with a resounding response that will change both history and geography. In the 1965 war, the Indian Army had demonstrated the capability to reach Lahore. Today in 2025, Pakistan should remember that one route to Karachi passes through the creek," he said.
Rajnath Singh Says People Of PoK Will Soon Be Part Of India; Warns Pakistan IAF 'Could Have Done More'
BY Outlook News Desk |
