If tonight is attacked, the response will be issued, the retaliating army is open: DGMO

The retaliate army is open exempt: DGMO

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Joint Conference of Indian Security Forces On Operation syndor: Speaking at a press conference of three Indian military member, Lieutenant General Rajiv Kai, speaking at a press conference on Operation Sindur, said that if approved under the DGMO talks on May 10, the military’s commanders were given full exemption to retaliate. According to a report released by the military, the army will give an immediate and effective response to any violation of the western border.

Earlier, the Indian Army said that Indian Army Leader General Upendra Dwivedi had reviewed the security situation with the military commanders parked on the western border after a ceasefire and airline violations on Saturday night. The military commanders have fully exempted the military commanders for the ‘operating field’ in violation of the approval created under the DGMO negotiations held on May 10. According to a report released by the military, the military will provide immediate and effective response to any violation of the western border.

Open Exclusion to the Army to retaliate- Vikram Egyptian

Earlier, Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt claimed that the Pakistani ceasefire had violated the ceasefire, and the military responds. Along with this, the military has been given an open exemption to retaliate. He said the move was very reprehensible from Pakistan and that its full responsibility is in Pakistan. It is noteworthy that after a three -day struggle, there was a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. The Indian Light Affairs Ministry said that the ceasefire had come into effect from 5 pm on Saturday, but within four hours, Pakistan began to shoot the ceasefire and cross the border. Terrorized many cities through drones. Earlier, the Indian government made a major decision on the fight against terrorism. The government has made a fierce message that any terrorist incident in the future will be considered a war against India. Top sources said that any terrorist action in the future would be considered a war against India and that India would respond in the same way.

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