New Delhi: UNI Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Monday said the inability to make a direct war against India forced Pakistan to work on the policy of giving the ‘death of thousands of cuts’ to India.
Singh said this when talking to a lecture commemorating Balram Das Tandon on national security.
Speaking at the event, the Minister of Defense said, “Since India became independent, has become a constant effort by many anti-Indian forces to create an atmosphere of instability in India.
Massive efforts have been made for this from Pakistani land.
There are two wars between India and Pakistan in 1965 and 1971, where Pakistan must face defeat.
The defeat in this war fully proves that they are not in a position to do a full-scale war with India.
“He said that the inability to do the war directly against India forced Pakistan to work on two policies .
“On the one hand, they take steps to find the atomic way and on the other hand it starts working on the policy of giving ‘a thousand death deduction’ to India,” said Singh.
The Defense Minister said that in February, 2021 the ceasefire agreement was signed between DGMO India and Pakistan.
“That’s why we also wait and watch the position because the trust deficit is a big problem between the two countries.
However, since the last few days, there has been no violation of the ceasefire on the border,” he explained.
“Whether it was a surgical strike after the Uri incident or Balaakot air strike after the Pulwama attack, the decisive action of the Indian Army against terrorism was not found at least in Indian independent history,” he said.
Singh said the government was very monitored the situation in Afghanistan.
“What happened in neighboring Afghanistan was increasing a new question from a security point of view.
Our government constantly monitors the situation there.
Along with the security of Indians, our government also wants that anti-Indian forces do not promote terrorism from all afles of borders by taking The advantage of the situation made there, “he said.
He said the abrogation of Article 370 of Jammu and Kashmir will pave the way for peace and stability in the United area.
“I believe that the remaining terrorism in Kashmir will also end.
I have this belief because of the strength used by separatist troops to get there because Article 370 and 35A have ended now,” Singh added.