New Delhi: Head of the Army General Manoj Mukund Naravane on Saturday said that the message of the Indian Army was clear that it would not allow any effort to unilaterally change the status quo along the national boundary.
When speaking at the Army Day Parade, Gen Naravane said that last year challenged the army due to Chinese tension and maintained the situation under the control of the 14th meeting recently.
“There was a release at some point last year.
Joint efforts at various levels caused release in many areas which were constructive steps,” he said.
The Army day was observed on January 15 to mark Marshall’s Field KM CariApleiaPpa took over as the head of the first Indian commander of the Indian army, replacing his England’s predecessor in 1949.
Talking about the situation along the Loc, the army’s head said that it was better than the previous year but Pakistan was still hiding terrorist.
“Nearly 300-400 terrorists are waiting to disturb in India.
A total of 144 terrorists were killed in a reply operation,” he said.
He stressed that the moral of the soldiers deployed in the mountains covered in snow-covered for state security was high.
“Our patience is a sign of our confidence, but no one has to make a mistake by testing it,” said Gen Naravane.
‘Efforts to change the status quo along the Indian border will fail’
