Indian Army ready to strike Pakistan on government orders
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NEW DELHI - Indian Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Thursday said that the Army troops are ready to retrieve Azad Kashmir and make it a part of India. He also said that while the Army troops are ready to take action on a cue, it is the government which takes action in such matters.
Speaking to news agency ANI, General Bipin Rawat said that the next agenda of India is to retrieve Azad Kashmir from the clutches of Pakistan and the decision in this regard has to be taken by the government.
"The next agenda is retrieving Azad Kashmir and making it a part of India. The government takes actions in such matters. The institutions of the country will work as per the orders of the government. The Army is always ready," he said.
Earlier, Union Minister Jitendra Singh had said that next agenda of the government is to "retrieve" parts of Azad Kashmir and make it a territory of India.
"Now, the next agenda is retrieving AAD Kashmir and making it a part of India. It's not only me or my party's commitment, but it's a part of a resolution unanimously passed by Parliament in 1994 during Congress government headed by PV Narasimha Rao," Jitendra Singh told reporters in Jammu.
