‘Zara Sambhal Ke Chalo, Tum Nashe Mein Ho’: Rajnath Singh quotes Bashir Badr to warn Pakistan, watch video

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh sent a direct warning to Pakistan when he visited Bhuj in Gujarat that India had put neighbouring countries on probation. He confirmed that Operation Sindor was still in progress and stressed India’s commitment to counter-terrorism. Singh quoted the verses of the famous Urdu poet Bashir Badr when speaking at the air fighter at the Bouji Air Force Station to warn Pakistan’s army:

Brahmin missiles and news to Pakistan

Speaking about India’s military capabilities, Singh pointed out the power of Brahmin missiles and their impact in the course of operation. “Even Pakistan has accepted the power of Brahmin missiles. In our country, there is an old proverb, ‘din mein taare dekhna’. Singh said that the Indian-made Brahmin missiles showed Pakistan “Raat Ke and Horhere Mein Din Ka Ujala”.”

Concerns about Pakistan IMF fund fund

The Defense Minister raised questions about Pakistan’s international funding and expressed concern about its use. He said: “I believe Pakistan will spend most of its funds from international terror infrastructure.

Bhuj access to follow Srinagar Trip the Post Sindoor action

On the second day of Singh’s visit to Badami Bagh county in Srinagar, he met with Indian Army personnel and congratulated them on their role in Operation Sindoor. He praised the soldiers for their precise strikes and outstanding performance. “Our troops show the world that their goals are precise and precise, and that counting tasks are left to the enemy,” Singh said.

Nuclear oversight and international reviews are required

Singh raised concerns about regional security, questioning Pakistan’s control over its nuclear weapons.

“I raised this question in the world: Are nuclear weapons safe in the hands of such an irresponsible and rogue state? Pakistan’s nuclear weapons should be taken under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Tribute to the fallen soldiers and civilians

During his visit to Srinagar, Singh also paid tribute to civilians who died in the Pahalgam terrorist attacks and soldiers who died in Operation Singh. He praised the courage to be injured and hoped they would recover quickly.

Reaffirm India’s policy on negotiations and terrorism

Singh reiterated that India will not allow any inaction from the border to take place from the border. He repeated Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s position in peace talks with Pakistan. “Terrorism and negotiation cannot be integrated, if negotiations are held, it will only involve terrorism and pojk,” he said.

Visit the earthquake memorial in Bouji

Singh will also visit the Smritivan Earthquake Memorial and Museum in Bouge. The website commemorates those who died in the 26th January 2001 earthquake. The Secretary of Defense was accompanied by Air Marshal AP Singh.