Rajnath again warns Pakistan of ‘unimaginable’ consequences if it dares to cast an evil eye at India

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh once again delivered a strong message to Pakistan, saying if it dared to cast an evil eye at India, consequences will be unimaginable and unprecedented .

Addressing a public meeting in Meera Bai’s town on Thursday, after unveiling the equestrian statue of her grandfather and the founder ruler of the erstwhile Merta principality Rao DudaJi Rathore, Singh said, “I cannot disclose several aspects of the Operation Sindoor in public at such a meeting, but I can say we have given Pakistan such a (bitter) lesson that the neighbouring country is unlikely to dare resort to any misadventure against us again.

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Even than, I want to convey a clear message from this land of valour and warriors..”Yadi Pakistan Ne Nazar Uthane Ki Zurrat Ki Tau Jo Aba Tak Nahin Hua Voh Hokar Rehega (What bitter has so far been avoided would happen the next time if Pak dared to cast an evil eye at us (India)”.

Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership India has changed its Surakshya Niti (defence policy) to practically exhibit zero tolerance against terroritism. In 2016 we did make surgical strikes to kill terrorists storming their lands, in 2019 we effected Balakot air strikes to destroy terror camps deep in their own land while sitting back home. The Operation Sindoor last year had changed the whole history (of our fight against terroritism.

This conveyed effectively the message to whole of the world about India’s resolve and capabilities, the defence minister, asserted.

While lauding the high role and respect to women in our glorious history, culture and the social life, Singh said that the Modi led NDA government has also been following the old tenets.

With this spirits only, the government was making efforts to provide to women 33 per cent quota (seats) in the Lok Sabha and the state assemblies.

However, the Opposition parties did not like it and defeated the Bill that we brought in the Lok Sabha for effecting the requisite constitution amendment.

However, from this historic town of “Bhakti & Shakti” -that has the glorious history of high status of woman folks- that the bill has certainly been defeated, but, our resolve would not be diluted, sooner or later we would get the Bill passed, no one would be in a position to prevent us from according the reservation quota for women”, the defence minister retorted.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma, Union Minister for Tourism Gajendra Singh Shekhawat also Spoke.

The scion of Jodhpur Royal family Gajsingh, the Rajasthan Heritage Protection and Promotion Authority (RHPPA) Chairman Onkar Singh Lakhawat and several dignitaries were present.