If the Navy had worked in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan could have divided into four parts: Rajnath Singh rider In Vikrant

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh warned India with the unmatched strength of the Indian Navy on Friday, riding on India’s first indigenously manufactured aircraft carrier, INS Vikrant, stating that the Navy had joined its sister forces in the active war during Operation Sindor, Pakistan would have faced a worse compared to 1971, which could be divided into four parts.

“1971 is a witness to the fact that when the Indian Navy came into action, Pakistan was divided from one to two. If the Indian Navy came into action in the operation vermilion, Pakistan would not only have been divided into two parts, but I think it would have been divided into four parts,” Singh announced.

The Defense Minister was speaking during his visit to Ins Vikrant, currently posted in the Arabian Sea, where he reviewed the operational readiness and praised the role of the Navy in neutralizing the dangers during the operation.

Singh appreciated the Indian Navy’s silent but effective role in bottling the property of the Pakistani Navy, stating that his aggressive deployment, sea dominance, and high state preparations stopped Pakistan from challenging Indian interests in the sea and limited their naval property to their own coasts.

During “Operation Sindor”, the Indian Navy has impressed every Indian with its silent service. Despite the rest remaining silent, the Indian Navy managed to tie the Pakistani army, “he said.

“The Navy’s role in this entire integrated operation has been fantastic. During Operation Sindoor, when the Air Force destroyed the terrorist bases on Pakistani soil, your aggressive deployment in the Arabian Sea, unmatched piracy awareness and marine domination did not add the Pakistani Navy to its own coast.”

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In addition, the Union Minister highlighted the further appearance of the Navy with an accurate firing drill by the Western fleet, which sent a strong strategic signal.

“Our western fleet ships took many successful firing of the surface deployed in the sea to the surface, and on the surface of air missiles and torpedo along the western and east coast, within 96 hours of the terrorist attack, which shows the readiness of our platforms, systems and crew girls. Our strips of long distance showed the readiness of our platforms, systems and crews. Also shown accuracy loudly. “

Singh further explained how the Navy shocked its opponent without firing a single shot.

“With the further deployment of our armies, the launch of the Wirent Career Battle Group also gave an effective indication of our intentions and capacity. Your strong preparation has already broken the enemy’s morale. Your preparation was enough for Pakistan alone. You did not even have your preparation. The abilities, but they were afraid of it,” Singh said.

During his address to the Navy personnel aboard the INS Vikrant, he warned that Pakistan was lucky that the Navy was not fully attached during the operation, indicating the unmatched capacity of the force.

“The way you protect our marine borders, the intensity with which you track every movement in the Indian Ocean, if your ability was part of this mission, there is no need to tell what happened to Pakistan.

However, the Defense Minister urged the Navy to be fully prepared for any future provocation.

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“I want to tell you all that you should not leave any stone unturned in your preparation. Whatever has happened so far is just a warm. If Pakistan dare to do anything again, this time the Navy will also come into action and then only God knows what will happen to Pakistan,” the Defense Minister warned.

At the beginning of his speech, the Defense Minister said, “‘Vikrant’ means – indomitable courage, and unrelated power. Today, standing among all the brave soldiers, I am looking at the meaning of this name. The determination in your eyes reflects the real power of India.”

India’s growing naval power symbol 45,000 tonnes of warships played a major role in the recently held Operation Sindoor.

According to an official statement issued by the Government of India (GOI), the Indian Navy’s carrier war group (CBG) led by INS Vikrant played a central role in maintaining maritime superiority during the operation, focused on keeping Pakistan’s naval forces in its port.

“The Indian Navy played an important role in claiming sea dominance during Operation Sindoor. Acting as a composite network force, the Navy equipped its Carrier Battle Group (CBG) with MIG-29K fighter jets and airborn early warning helicopters.

The statement further said how the Navy managed to stop any enemy activity in the area. “CBG maintained a powerful air defense shield, which prevented hostile aerial holiday especially from the Makran coast. The presence of the Navy created a strong preventive and effectively bottled Pakistani air elements with its western seboard, depriving them to any operating place.”

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Navy pilots sorted day and night, demonstrated India’s preparations and strategic abilities in the region.

The statement said that the Navy pilots organized round-the-cortex, demonstrating India’s readiness and strategic access in the region.

INS Vikrant, who joined the Indian Navy in 2022, is a major representation of India’s target of building a self -sufficient defense sector. The Made-in-India aircraft carrier has been slated to promote its confusion with the inclusion of Rafale Marine (M) fighter jets that will complement the current fleet of MiG 29K.

The deal was signed an inter-governmental agreement (IGA) for the purchase of 26 Rafale aircraft (22 single-seater and four twin-seater) after India and France last month for Rafael M Jets, which was said by a statement (MOD) of the Ministry of Defense (MOD). (AI)

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