Rajnath Singh Issues Stern Warning to Pakistan, Highlights Bold Anti-Terror Operations

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh warned Pakistan of significant consequences if it attempts any misadventure at the border, citing India's swift and decisive response. During an address in Thiruvananthapuram, he praised Indian military operations, criticized previous government handling of terrorism, and ensured preparedness amidst the West Asia crisis.

In a strong message to Pakistan, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday cautioned the neighboring nation against attempting any misadventures on the border, stating any such moves would receive an unprecedented and decisive response from India.

Speaking at the Veer Sainik Samman in Thiruvananthapuram, Singh highlighted the swift success of 'Operation Sindoor,' where Indian forces reportedly brought Pakistan to its knees in a mere 22 minutes following a terrorist incident in Pahalgam.

Singh did not hold back criticism of the Congress-led UPA government, alleging that its responses to terror threats were weak and limited to diplomatic communications. He contrasted this with recent decisive moves such as the 2016 surgical strikes and mentioned the government's readiness in handling the West Asia crisis.

(With inputs from agencies.)