‘Pok will automatically merge with India,’ says Rajnath Singh in strong message to Pakistan
New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh is on a two-day visit to Morocco. This is the first visit of an Indian Defense Minister to Morocco. Rajnath Singh has come to Morocco to inaugurate the manufacturing unit of Tata Advanced Systems. According to the information given by the Defense Ministry, this unit is the first Indian defense manufacturing plant in Africa. He will also hold a bilateral meeting with his counterpart Abdellatif Laoudiay here. Rajnath Singh also addressed the people of the Indian community in Rabat, the capital of Morocco.
Speaking to the Indian community in Morocco, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, "Our devotion, affection, and love for India are natural. Wherever we are in the world, we should never forget that we are Indians. As Indians, our responsibilities are different from others. If we are earning a livelihood and taking care of our families in Morocco, there should be no betrayal of Morocco—this is India's character."
PoK will automatically belong to India.
During an interaction with the Indian community in Morocco, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, "PoK will automatically belong to us. Demands have started rising in PoK; you must have heard the slogans. Five years ago, I was addressing the Indian Army at an event in the Kashmir Valley. I said that we would not need to attack and occupy PoK; it is ours anyway; PoK will say, 'I am also India.' That day will come."
While interacting with the Indian community in Morocco, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said 'The same thing happened this time too. We killed those who killed our people. We did not attack any civilian or military establishment. Only India can have such a character. If we wanted, we could have attacked any military or civilian establishment, but we did not do so. We must maintain this character of India." Rajnath Singh said, "Terrorists came here and killed our citizens after asking their religion. We did not kill anyone based on their religion, but based on their actions."
Speaking to the Indian community, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, "We cannot say whether the second part or the third is still pending. It depends on their (Pakistan's) conduct. If they engage in terrorist activities, they will be retaliated against. In Pahalgam, 26 of our men were killed after being asked about their religion. The next day, on April 23rd, in a meeting with the CDS, the three service chiefs, and the Defence Secretary, the first question I asked was whether they were prepared if the government decided to launch an operation. You will be pleased to know that without a second's delay, they replied that they were fully prepared. Then we contacted Prime Minister Modi, who gave us the go-ahead and gave us a free hand."
Rajnath Singh said, "You saw what happened after that. Not on the border, we destroyed terrorist hideouts 100 kilometers inside their territory. A top Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist was saying that India had destroyed Masood Azhar's family. Pakistan requested a ceasefire, and we agreed. We want good relations because Atal Bihari Vajpayee used to say that friends can be changed, but neighbors cannot. We are trying to bring them back on the right path. The Prime Minister has also said that this is just a pause. Operation Sindoor has just been stopped. It can be started again."