Asim Munir has been responded to by the Foreign Ministry of India. Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that if someone does an audacity, then it will have to suffer its painful consequences. He also reminded of Operation Sindoor.
India Slams Pakistan Army Chief: Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir has threatened India in recent times. India retaliated on this on Thursday. The Government of India accused Islamabad of using anti -India rhetoric to divert attention from its domestic failures.
Pakistan will suffer painful results if he daring
India’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said, “We have seen reports on the negligent, warnings and hate statements of Pakistani leadership against India. Repeatedly airing anti-India rhetoric to hide his failures is a well-known way of Pakistani leadership. Advise Pakistan to keep restraint in its rhetoric.” Pointing to Operation Sindoor performed by India in May, Jaiswal said, “As we had recently seen, the result of any kind of daring will be painful.”
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Asim Munir threatened India while sitting in America
Let us know that during a visit to America recently, Asim Munir had threatened to make a nuclear attack on India. He had said that Pakistan is a nuclear power -rich country. If existence is in danger, half will destroy the world.
Pakistan is a threat to global security
Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry has defended Munir’s statement. India, condemning these statements, described Munir as a “nuclear weapon wave”. Said that Pakistan is an irresponsible and threat to regional and global security.
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India said that the nuclear attack has been threatened by the Pakistan Army, which is in collusion with terrorist groups. This creates suspicion on Pakistan’s nuclear weapons. Pakistan dismissed India’s allegations and claimed that its nuclear policy was completely under civil control. He “always has discipline and restraint” in strategic affairs. Any “aggression” of India will be given “immediate and suitable reply”.