
Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh. File. | Photo Credit: Neither
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Sunday (May 4, 2025) that his responsibility is a “disgusting answer” to those who dare attack India. In the end of the premiere of Narendra Modi, I assure you all, whatever you want, “he added.
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His remarks came in the middle of the expectations of the military action of India after the terrorist attack Pahalgam.
Singh, who spoke to Sanskriti Jagran Mahotsav in the capital of the national city, said as Minister of Defense, is his responsibility to ensure the security of the country’s borders. “It is my responsibility to give an agreement to those who dare to attack our country. You all know the work ethics and endurance of the Prime Minister … I want to assure you that under his leadership, whether you wish,” he said.
Blackout
Meanwhile, due to the predominant situation along the border of India-Pakistan, Ferozepur Cantonment in Pandjab, which is near the border, was preparing the inhabitants for the “Test for Blackout” on Sunday (May 4, 2025) at night from 21:00 to 21:30
The test report stated: “You are asked to ensure adequate security measures during this period, due to the overall failure. This test aims to ensure readiness and efficiency in performing outage during the prevailing war threats. Your support and cooperation are essential in success of this exercise.”
This darkening test was not the first and was also held earlier, the sources said.
Opinion: Has the Pahalgami attack the red line?
As the Hindi have previously said, since the attack of Pahalgam, Pakistan has released several “Nav Area” warnings for maritime war games in the Arab Sea, as well as notams (announcements for airmen) closing air traffic routes near the border. The latest announcement issued a few days ago was ready to expire on Sunday.
The Indian Navy also made several shooting. India and Pakistan also released “warning about the area” for exercising in the Arab Sea, and the announced zones were only 85 naval miles apart.
Published – 4 May 2025 20:17