‘Prepare to give life for India’: large crowds in Chandigarh respond to civil defense calls amid tensions with Pakistan

Amid the escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan, young people gathered in Chandigarh after local announcements called on civil defense volunteers to announce. When the ode of “Medabad, Pakistan” echoed among the gathering crowds, reflecting the public’s emotions and preparations for service during a time of national demand, the atmosphere quickly turned electric.
“We are here to support the army. They have done a lot for us and we want to do something for our army,” said Muskan, a native of Chandigarh.
Another resident, Karan Chopra, told Ani: “I am ready to give my life for India. We have put forward the form; we are ready to do everything we expect…”

After the announcement, long queues were seen throughout the city, with hundreds waiting to register as volunteers to help with civil assistance.

“We are here to serve the country. We have filled this form (for volunteering).” said Parambir Singh, a resident of Chandigarh. Another local, Sanjana Arora, stressed that they all want to help the Indian army and call up for the ongoing provocation in Pakistan, which is a number of provocations. Their support for India and our armed forces is amazing, even if those who usually don’t wake up early are in large numbers.

The locals further said: “The government’s firm position has really inspired us to strengthen and fulfill our civil liability. By demonstrating this unity, no one in the world can question the spirit of our country. Yes, we will also continue to provide the latest news on Pakistan’s development.”

Meanwhile, during operation by Sindor, Indian Army Colonel Sofia Qureshi said the precise strike was carried out against Pakistani military targets of Rafiki, Murid, Chaklala, Chaklala, rahim yar yar khan, sukkur, sukkur, sukkur and radar avuration and pasr. Weapons launched from Indian fighter aircraft.

Qureshi also outlined the extent of Pakistan’s aggression, which included the use of unmanned fighter aircraft (UCAV), long-range weapons, wandering ammunition and fighter jets to target India’s military structure.

Sources told ANI that India immediately launched a retaliatory strike. Intermittent shooting is still taking place along the Line of Control (LOC).

Indian strikes hit at least four air bases in Pakistan early on Saturday as tensions continued to escalate, government sources said.