Ajmer, Rajasthan – Amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan, Union Minister Bhagirath Choudhary made a strong statement on the nation’s military response, asserting that all known terror bases in Pakistan have been destroyed under Operation Sindoor. Choudhary emphasized that the Indian Armed Forces delivered a “befitting reply” to Pakistan’s continued support for terrorism and warned that any further illicit intentions will be dismantled permanently.
Speaking to the media, Choudhary said, “Pakistan has been taught a lesson. All their terror bases have been destroyed. If they have any further wrong intentions, they will be dismantled forever.” His remarks come at a time when India has stepped up its military preparedness along the border following provocative actions by Pakistan, including attempted drone attacks and ceasefire violations.
He lauded the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force for acting in coordination to eliminate threats across the Line of Control (LoC). Operation Sindoor, described by defence officials as a “targeted and precise military response,” has reportedly neutralized multiple terrorist camps, ammunition depots, and radar sites without causing harm to civilians.
The minister also reiterated the central government’s resolve to protect national sovereignty and internal security. He noted that the entire nation stands united with the armed forces and that the people have full faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership during this critical time.
The statement underlines India’s strong stance against terrorism and serves as a warning that provocations will be met with decisive action.
