Amidst heightened tensions between India and Pakistan in the Kashmir border region, Union Minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar has issued a stern warning to India’s adversaries, emphasizing the dire consequences that could result from engaging in war with India. Chandrasekhar’s message underscores the modernization and high-tech capabilities of the Indian Military and serves as a strong deterrent to those seeking to disrupt India’s progress and security.
In a tweet, Chandrasekhar stated, “India has enemies – These enemies want to stop India’s rise. But they should know this: Indian Military is now a modernized high-tech and lethal machine – make no mistake about it. You will be wise to avoid it.” He went on to add, “This is New India – India will not be intimidated, India will not back down. India has seen war and does not want war, but if you go to war with India, someone else will raise your children.”
India has enemies – These enemies want to stop Indias rise. But they should know this.
Indian Military is now a modernized high tech and lethal machine – make no mistake about it. You will be wise to avoid it.
This is NewIndia – India will not be intimidated , India will not… https://t.co/dapF7JV3qC
— Rajeev Chandrasekhar 🇮🇳(Modiyude Kutumbam) (@Rajeev_GoI) September 17, 2023
These words carry significant weight, highlighting India’s commitment to peace and stability in the region while also making it abundantly clear that any aggression towards the nation will be met with a powerful and technologically advanced response.
The recent escalation in tensions between India and Pakistan comes amidst ongoing encounters with terrorists in the region. Four security personnel, including Colonel Manpreet Singh, Commanding Officer of the 19 Rashtriya Rifles, Major Ashish Dhonchak, Deputy Superintendent of Jammu and Kashmir Police Humayun Bhat, and rifleman Ravi Kumar Rana, were martyred in an operation in Anantnag that began on Tuesday. Additionally, three terrorists were killed in Baramulla.
The Indian Army, in conjunction with the Jammu and Kashmir Police, has resumed operations against terrorists who are “holed up” in the forest area of Gadole in the Kokernag area of Anantnag district. This operation has been ongoing for the fourth consecutive day, with security forces facing the challenging terrain of the region. Drones and helicopters have been deployed to track the terrorists in the forest, highlighting the use of advanced technology in counter-terrorism operations.
Chandrasekhar’s warning reflects India’s commitment to peace but also its preparedness to defend its sovereignty and security when faced with external threats. The Indian Military’s transformation into a modernized, high-tech, and lethal force underscores the nation’s determination to protect its interests and maintain regional stability.
As the situation continues to evolve in the Kashmir region, the world watches closely, hoping for a peaceful resolution and the preservation of stability in this sensitive area. Chandrasekhar’s message serves as a reminder that India is prepared to defend itself and its interests if necessary, while also emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace and avoiding conflict in the region.
