Indian Army's open challenge to Pakistan: If it does not stop supporting terrorism, Pakistan will be wiped off the map.

Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi visited the border area at village 22 MD of Ghadsana in Sri Ganganagar on Friday. He met officials of the Army and the BSF and took stock of India's preparedness against terrorism. Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi has issued a stern warning to Pakistan. "If it does not stop supporting terrorism, it can also be wiped off the map," he said. He said this time the Indian Army will not show restraint like before. If Pakistan does not stop spreading terrorism, then the second phase of 'Operation Sindoor' can be started soon. Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said that during Operation Sindoor 1.0, the Indian Army had destroyed 9 terror launch pads in Pakistan and in this operation, more than 100 Pakistan Army personnel and many terrorists were killed. The evidence of this operation has also been shown to the whole world. He said the credit for the success of Operation Sindoor goes to the army personnel and the local people.
"Operation Sindoor has connected with our lives in such a way that it will remain with us as long as we are alive. He said Operation Sindoor was christened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and was dedicated to women. "India is fully prepared for it. India will not exercise restraint in Operation Sindoor 2.0, which was kept in Operation Sindoor 1.0. This time India will take such action that Pakistan will have to think whether it wants to live on geography in history or not. If Pakistan has to make a place on geography, it has to end terrorism. Three officers of the service who excelled in Operation Sindoor were also felicitated during the programme.