Margao: Given the Indian Surgical Attacks conducted in the Pakistani controlled area to reply to terror attacks on an army camp in Uri, the minister of the house of Union Amit Shah on Thursday sounded a violent warning against “flirting” and said that every action would be responded to by India.
“Previously, such border attacks would only be followed by talks and requests.
Now every provocation will see retaliation in the same size,” he said.
The warning accompanies the background of efforts by Pakistani-based Jihadi terror attacks to hurt India in J & K and in other parts.
Shah said the surgical strike throughout the 2016 control line changed the way the world looked at India.
When India responded to our murder of Jawan in URI with a surgical strike in the Loc, Shah said, a message was sent to the whole world that teasing with the Indian border now is no longer an easy task.
“Surgical strikes, for the first time, helped restore the honor of the nation and thus strengthen Indian sovereignty.” Speaking in the function of Bhomi-Pujan from the National Forensic Science University in Dharbandora, Shah paid noble spelling to the former Goa Minister and Minister of Defense Minister Mansar Parragar Stating that seminal work carried out by him in front of the defense has changed the world view.
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Shah said Parragar would remember for a long time to come especially for two things – one, for the implementation of one ranking-ranked-ranked (OROP) for the armed forces, and two, for the 2016 surgical strike.
“Under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi, Parrrikar giving orop gifts to our armed forces.
By implementing Orop, Modi-Parragar in a way that recognizes Tyag, Tapasya and Baldan from our army who spend the best years in their lives protecting our borders in hostile conditions, in temperatures starting from -43 degrees C to +43 degrees C.
Guardians of our borders are now fully convincing that their families are treated by the Indian government.
Modi and Parragar will be remembered for centuries, “Shah said.
Praising the Parragar to put cave on a fast-paced development track, Shah lovingly tells a conversation he has ever had with a former cm of cave.
“Parragar once said to me,” Shah said, “the smaller country, bigger must be a progress.
I have answered that while the trust looks simple and acceptable, it is difficult to apply in practice.
Parragar replied to say that Goa would definitely do and Prove it someday.
And when he became the chairman of the Minister of Goa, he began to change Goa.
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