Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has warned Pakistan in a very strict tone. He said that if Pakistan continues to harbor terrorists and hatch conspiracies against India, it will have to take a big decision. Pakistan will have to decide whether it wants to remain on the world map (geography) in future or just remain a part of history.
What did the Army Chief say?
General Dwivedi said this during a dialogue session organized at Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi. He was asked the question that if situations like last year’s Operation Sindoor reoccur, what would be the reaction of the Indian Army. In response to this he gave this direct and strong message to Pakistan. The Army Chief simply said, ‘If Pakistan continues to harbor terrorists and work against India, then it will have to decide whether it wants to be a part of geography or history.’
Army Chief reiterated India’s tough stance
This statement has come at a time when the country and the Indian Army are celebrating the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor. This brief comment of General Dwivedi is a big warning for Pakistan. He has once again reiterated India’s strong stance against terrorism.
Let us tell you that Operation Sindoor was started on May 7 last year. This operation was started in response to the deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam. During this period, the Indian Army had carried out precise attacks on terrorist targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). After this, Pakistan also tried to attack against India. Which failed. India gave a befitting reply to all those attacks.
This military conflict between the two nuclear-armed countries lasted for about 88 hours. The conflict stopped after a mutual understanding was reached between the two sides on the evening of 10 May. This latest statement by the Army Chief has made it clear that India is fully committed to its security.