Jaipur, October 3 (IANS) In a strong message to Pakistan, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said on Friday that India will no longer use the restraint shown during Operation Sindore, and if the neighboring country does not stop terrorism across the border, will erase Pakistan.
The army’s major village 22 MD, Gadsana, while addressing soldiers in the army cantonment in Sriganganagar, “We stop terrorism if they stop terrorism.
“Our next response would be decisive and far more disastrous against Pakistan,” he warned.
The army chief said that Pakistan should abandon his policy of supporting terrorism if it wants to ensure its existence in the international community.
He said, “This time, India will take such a strong action that Pakistan will have to reconsider whether it wants to live on this geographical map.”
Operation Sindoor was a turn one turn, General Dwivedi recalled that Operation Sindoor was launched after the Pahalgam terror attack.
He said, “The Indian Army destroyed nine Pakistani terrorist bases during the operation, killing more than 100 terrorists. The army and two were destroyed by the Air Force.”
The head of the army said that the operation will be copied in the memory of the armed forces, the operations nominated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and dedicated to women.
“Operation Sindor has become an integral part of our life that it will stay with us forever,” he said.
The head of the army said that the whole world condemned the Pahalgam attack and stood with India.
He said, “We showed clear evidence of the terrorist camps destroyed for the world. If we had not done this, Pakistan would have hidden the truth,” he said, stressing at the time that India was fully prepared.
General Dwivedi also honored three officers for his role in Operation Sindoor, including Commandant Prabhakar Singh, 140th Battalion, BSF, Major Ritesh Kumar, Rajputana Rifles and Havildar Mohit Gera.
The army chief said, “These people represent the courage and determination of the Indian armed forces,” said, ”
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