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Army chief warns ‘strong action’ against Pakistan

Press Trust of india by Press Trust of india
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New Delhi, Jan 15:  Army chief Gen Bipin Rawat on Tuesday warned Pakistan that India will not hesitate in carrying out strong action against inimical moves, asserting that its forces were giving enemies along the Line of Control a “befitting reply” and inflicting heavy losses.

Gen Rawat also said India’s neighbour on the western border continues to support “terrorism”.

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The Army is ensuring dominance along the LoC and will continue to do so, he assured.

“Our forces are giving a befitting reply to our enemies along the Line of Control. They are suffering heavy losses. I am warning our enemy (across the LoC) that we will not hesitate in carrying out strong action against any inimical action,” he said while addressing Army personnel on the occasion of Army Day here.

“We are ensuring moral dominance along the border in Jammu and Kashmir,” he said.

“The Indian Army has ensured heavy damage to terrorists in the state,” Gen Rawat said.

He also said that “youths in Jammu and Kashmir are being terrorised and forced to take up arms.”

“We do not want that people in J&K are disturbed. Our neighbouring country has a hand in these activities. Terrorists are being trained and given arms by our neighbouring country, which is being termed state-sponsored terrorism globally,” the Army chief said in an obvious reference to Pakistan.

Referring to the border with China, he said the armies of both India and China have issued new guidelines to their respective forces.

“Efforts are on to maintain peace and tranquility along the (eastern) border. But we will keep reviewing the situation. Our soldiers will not allow any compromise in guarding the border in the eastern sector,” Gen Rawat said, adding that the orders given by the government will be strictly followed.

Discussing the situation in the Northeast, Gen Rawat said the situation is peaceful in the region and the Army is carrying out regular anti-insurgency operations.

He also urged Army personnel and their families to be careful in using social media which he said is being used for radicalisation.

Referring to criticism of the Army’s pyramidal structure, the Army chief said, “For us, the VIP is the jawan who faces the enemy along the LoC.”

Gen Rawat also talked about coordination with the Navy and the Air force.

“We will achieve decisive victory along with the Navy and the Air Force in case of a war,” he said.

The Army, he asserted, was carrying out major restructuring and modernisation of the Army.

“The security challenge facing the country will become more complex in the coming years. We will have to keep enhancing our combat prowess so that we can defeat our adversaries. I assure that we will keep the trust reposed on us by the people of the country,” the Army chief said.

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