New Delhi: Even though there are challenges on our borders, citizens are currently convinced that there will be no limit to Indian national security, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said when addressing the College staff defense staff (DSSC), Wellington in Tamil Nadu.
“After losing two wars, one of our neighboring countries (Pakistan) has begun to use proxy war, and terrorism has become an integral part of state policy.
It has begun to target India by providing weapons, and training to terrorists,” said Rajnath Singh.
“If the ceasefire (between India & Pakistan) succeed today, it’s because of our strength.
In 2016, cross-border attacks change our reactionary mindset into a proactive mindset, which is increasingly reinforced by Balakot Airstrike in 2019,” Singh added.
Singh further said the belief that India would not only end terrorism in its own land but also did not hesitate to carry out counter-terrorism operations on their land if needed, gradually became stronger.
Likewise in the north sector as well, unilateral efforts were made to change the status-quo on the border last year.
There too, we faced our enemies with new dynamics, Singh added.
Speaking of Indian-Chinese border separator, the defense minister said, “When Chinese troops tried to march, I spoke with the army’s head around 11pm …
the situation was very critical.
In that situation too, the way our troops behave with themselves A praised heart.
“” With this, our security forces once again prove that we are committed to dealing with the enemy anytime and in any situation, to ensure our national security, regardless of costs, “he added.
Commenting on the current Afghanistan situation, Sing said, “The equation that changes in Afghanistan is a challenge for us …
This situation has forced our country to rethink its strategy.
We change our strategy and the formation of Quad underlines this strategy.” The Ministry of Defense is very serious about considering the formation of an integrated battle group.
Quick decision making is an important factor during the war.
These groups will not only facilitate faster decision making but also increase the number of integrated battle units, Singh added.