Indian Army Chief threatens another fake Surgical strike against Pakistan
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NEW DELHI - Indian Army Chief General Bipin Rawat on Monday said the cross-LoC surgical strikes of last year were a message to Pakistan and hinted at more if necessary, NDTV has reported.
"Strikes were a message we wanted to communicate. I think they understood what we mean. These things could follow if required," General Rawat said speaking after the launch of book 'India's Most Fearless'.
The book has an account of the surgical strikes conducted along the Myanmar border and across the LoC.
General Rawat said that terrorists will continue to come and Indian soldiers are ready to 'welcome' them.
"We are prepared for any infiltration. Terrorists are ready at that side of the border and we are ready on this side to welcome them. We will receive them and send them to their graves," General Rawat said.
"Strikes were a message we wanted to communicate. I think they understood what we mean. These things could follow if required," General Rawat said speaking after the launch of book 'India's Most Fearless'.
However he failed to mention Pakistan and international media and analysts reports and opinions about Indian Army capability and Pakistan response over any desired surgical strike results.
The book has an account of the surgical strikes conducted along the Myanmar border and across the LoC.
General Rawat said that terrorists will continue to come and Indian soldiers are ready to 'welcome' them.
"We are prepared for any infiltration. Terrorists are ready at that side of the border and we are ready on this side to welcome them. We will receive them and send them to their graves," General Rawat said.
