Key Points

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrived in Bhuj to engage with Air Warriors and visit the Smritivan Earthquake Memorial. His visit follows a tour of Srinagar, where he praised troops for Operation Sindoor. Singh condemned Pakistan's nuclear threats and reiterated India's firm stance against terrorism. He also honored soldiers and civilians affected by recent terror attacks.

Key Points: Rajnath Singh Visits Bhuj Air Force Station After Srinagar Tour

  • Rajnath Singh meets Air Warriors in Bhuj
  • Visits Smritivan Earthquake Memorial
  • Reaffirms India's anti-terror stance post-Operation Sindoor
  • Slams Pakistan's nuclear threats
3 min read

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrives in Bhuj, to interact with Air Warriors

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh interacts with Air Warriors in Bhuj, visits Smritivan Memorial, and reaffirms India's stance against terrorism.

"Our forces have shown the world that their aim is precise and pinpoint, and the task of counting is left to the enemies. - Rajnath Singh"

Bhuj, May 16

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh arrived in Gujarat's Bhuj where he will interact with Air Warriors at Bhuj Air Force Station. Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh has also arrived in Bhuj with him.

This comes a day after he concluded his visit to the Badami Bagh Cantt in Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar, where he met and interacted with Indian Army soldiers.

Defence Minister Singh will also visit the Smritivan Earthquake Memorial and Museum in Bhuj, which pays homage to the people who lost their lives in the devastating earthquake that struck the region on January 26, 2001.

The Defence Ministr had visited Srinagar on Thursday and congratulated the troops on the success of Operation Sindoor. Singh, during his visit to Srinagar, highlighted India's firm stance against terrorism, evident in its refusal to be intimidated by Pakistan's repeated nuclear threats, which have been issued irresponsibly on several occasions.

In his first interaction with troops after Operation Sindoor at Badami Bagh Cantt, he said that Operation Sindoor has sent a loud and clear message to the terrorist organisations hiding in Pakistan and their masters that they are not safe anywhere.

"Our forces have shown the world that their aim is precise and pinpoint, and the task of counting is left to the enemies," he said.

"I raise this question before the world: Are nuclear weapons safe in the hands of such an irresponsible and rogue nation? Pakistan's nuclear weapons should be taken under the supervision of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)," he added.

Singh also expressed gratitude to the brave soldiers who destroyed the Pakistani posts & bunkers across the border, sending a clear message to the enemy. "I come here today with a message from the people of India: 'We are proud of our Forces'," he added.

Singh reasserted that no unwarranted action should be taken from across the border, which is the base of the understanding reached between the two countries. He reiterated Prime Minister Narendra Modi's views that terrorism and talks cannot go together, and if talks are held, it will only be on terrorism and PoJK.

The Defence Minister also paid homage to the innocent civilians who were killed in a terror attack in Pahalgam and the soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice in the service of the motherland during Operation Sindoor. He commended the courage of the injured soldiers and wished for their speedy recovery.

- ANI

Share this article:

Leave a Comment

Minimum 50 characters 0/50