Rajnath Singh Emphasizes India's Stance on Terrorism and PoK
Rajnath Singh Addresses Terrorism and PoK
On Thursday, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh stated that India could have taken more decisive actions in response to terrorist attacks from Pakistan, highlighting the restraint shown during 'Operation Sindoor'. Speaking at an event in New Delhi, he asserted that the residents of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) are considered part of India. Singh pointed out the prevailing atmosphere of uncertainty across the globe, attributing it to a lack of trust, which he believes is a fundamental cause of current international conflicts.
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He further elaborated that, in contrast to the global situation, India has been striving to foster a strong atmosphere of trust among various sectors, communities, and economic areas within the country, achieving unprecedented success. Singh emphasized that financing terrorism is not inexpensive, and Pakistan is beginning to realize the heavy toll it must pay for its actions. He mentioned that India has redefined its strategy and response to terrorism, as well as its dialogue with Pakistan.
The senior leader made it clear that future discussions will focus solely on terrorism and PoK. He expressed his belief that the people of PoK are part of India and that they are family. Committed to the vision of 'One India, Great India', he is confident that those who are geographically and politically separated from India will eventually return to the mainstream.
Singh noted that most individuals in PoK feel a deep connection to India, with only a few misled. He likened their situation to that of Shakti Singh, the brother of the legendary warrior Maharana Pratap. India has always advocated for unity, and he believes that the day is not far when PoK will rejoin India, proclaiming, 'I am India, I have returned.' The integration of PoK into India is crucial for the nation's cultural, social, and economic prosperity.