Defense Minister Rajnath Singh stated aboard INS Vikrant that Pakistan will have to face consequences after Operation Sindhur. He asserted that the Indian Navy's strength could potentially partition Pakistan into four parts, and that Pakistan must hand over terrorists.
Operation Sindhur: Recently, during a visit to INS Vikrant, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh issued a b warning to Pakistan. He described how India delivered a significant blow to Pakistan during Operation Sindhur, highlighting the crucial role played by the Indian Navy. Singh explicitly stated that if Pakistan commits any further aggression, the consequences would be far more severe than the 1971 war, potentially leading to the country's division into four parts. This article details Operation Sindhur, the Indian Navy's involvement, and the Defense Minister's statements.
Operation Sindhur: A Strong Rebuke to Pakistan
India dealt a harsh blow to Pakistan during Operation Sindhur. This operation, a joint endeavor by the Indian Air Force and Navy, confronted Pakistan with several internal terrorism and border security challenges.
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh emphasized that Operation Sindhur is not over. He clarified that if Pakistan takes any further action, it won't be given a chance to recover. He also indicated that the Indian Navy could pose a tsunami-like threat to Pakistan.
Another Stern Warning to Pakistan
Rajnath Singh issued an unambiguous warning to Pakistan, demanding the handover of terrorists like Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar. He stressed that India will hold Hafiz Saeed accountable for his role in the Mumbai attacks.
He stated, "If Pakistan takes any action this time, India's response will be unimaginable. Our opening move will be a naval strike."
Singh further asserted that a b naval operation could potentially split Pakistan into four parts. He cited the 1971 war as an example, where naval action resulted in the division of Pakistan into two parts.
The Indian Navy's Crucial Role in Operation Sindhur
The Defense Minister highlighted the Indian Navy's powerful demonstration of strength during Operation Sindhur. He stated that the Indian Navy contained Pakistan within its own borders. The Navy's missile strikes and attacks were so powerful that Pakistan was compelled to seek international assistance.
He explained that within 96 hours of the terrorist attack, ships from the Western Fleet launched surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles on Pakistan's western and eastern coasts. This significant action effectively encircled Pakistan within its own borders.
India's Armed Forces are Fully Prepared
Rajnath Singh also emphasized the complete preparedness of India's armed forces for any situation. He highlighted the unwavering morale of Indian soldiers and asserted India's capacity to meet any challenge and deliver a decisive response when necessary.
