New Delhi: India won the war directly against Pakistan in 1971 and it will also win the indirect war that is ongoing against Pakistani-induced terrorism, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday.
The 1971 war showed that the Indian division – during his independence from the British government – on behalf of religion was “historical error”, he said.
“Pakistan wants to destroy India by promoting terrorism and other anti-Indian activities,” Minister of Minister said in his speech at the first ceremony of ‘Swarnim Vijay Parv’ (Jubilee Golden celebration) to commemorate India’s victory over Pakistan in 1971.
The Indian Armed Forces defeated all his plans in The 1971 war and they are currently working to revoke the threat of terrorism, Singh said.
“We won a direct war and I can fully ensure that we will win indirect wars too,” he added.
The minister said the Indian government has planned to conduct this SWARNIM VIJAY parv in a more noble way.
“However, due to unlimited death from the head of the General Defense Staff (CD) General Bipin Rawat, his wife and 11 other armed forces personnel were decided to carry out this event with simplicity,” he said.
“Today, at this event, I remember each of them and paid tribute to them,” he said.
Rawat, his wife and 11 other armed force personnel were killed when the military chopper took them to fall near the coonor in Tamil Nadu on December 8.
One person – Captain of the Varun Singh group – Congratulations from an accident.
“The captain of the Indian Air Force officer group Varun Singh received his treatment at the commando hospital in Bengaluru,” said Singh.
“I am constantly related to him and we regularly deal with his father.
We all pray that he is relieved from the hospital immediately after being healthy and he does his job as before,” he said.
Because of the death of the General Rawat, India has lost a brave warrior, a capable advisor and living man, he noted.
“He was very passionate about the celebration of the Swarnim Vijay Parv.
He discussed various problems related to the organization of this event with me personally.
Therefore, I really missed today,” he said.
The Minister inaugurated “Wall of Fame-1971 Indo-Pak War” on Sunday events.
He also visited the appearance of military equipment at the event.
He said the courage shown by the Indian Armed Forces during the 1971 War was always the subject of pride for every Indian.
Over the past year, many events have been organized throughout the country as part of the celebration of Swarnim Varsh (Jubilee Golden Year celebration), he noted.
“The 1971 war was not only against the Pakistani army but also against injustice and cruelty.
It was not only Indian victory over Pakistan, but also justice for injustice,” he said.
This war is a very good example of our democratic tradition, only behavior and ethics and everyone in the world knows that, he said.
“India has never attacked another country and has never occupied an inch of one inch of another country.
India helped in the formation of democratic traditions in Bangladesh and we were very helpful that in the last 50 years, it moves very quickly on the development path,” Singh noted.
Bangladesh is the subject of inspiration for the whole world, he said.
The war “(1971) also shows that the Indian division based on religion is a historic mistake.
The birth of Pakistan occurs in the name of one religion but cannot remain as one,” he said.
Since the 1971 war, Pakistan regularly conducted a warless war against India, he said.
“The feeling of antagonism towards India is very rooted in Pakistan so that it can be seen in the name he gives to his missile,” Singh said.
Pakistani missiles have been named after cruel invaders – Ghauri, Ghaznivi and Abdali – who invade India, added ministers.
“One must ask the Pakistani government that these invaders also attack people living in Pakistan’s geographical region,” he said.
On the other hand, Indian missiles are crowned such as Aakash (Sky), Prithvi (BUMI) and Agni (API), he said.