Pakistan does not have power to fight back Indian retaliation: Manohar Parrikar
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PANAJI: Former defence minister Manohar Parrikar on Saturday dismissed Pakistan as an empty vessel making noise and said the neighbouring country is up to something or the other to remain engaged.
His comments come against the backdrop of the death sentence given by a Pakistani military court to Kulbhushan Yadav, a former Indian Navy official.
"There is a proverb in Konkani, and Hindi as well which means empty vessels make the most noise.
His comments come against the backdrop of the death sentence given by a Pakistani military court to Kulbhushan Yadav, a former Indian Navy official.
"There is a proverb in Konkani, and Hindi as well which means empty vessels make the most noise.
We should not take much note of what they (Pakistan) say," Parrikar said during an interview to DD News responding to a question on Pakistan.
"Pakistan wants some or other reason to remain engaged. It is playing a dangerous game. It should understand that if India retaliated Pakistan does not have power to fight back.
"Pakistan wants some or other reason to remain engaged. It is playing a dangerous game. It should understand that if India retaliated Pakistan does not have power to fight back.
