'Borders will change very soon, India will get Sindh back', Rajnath Singh revealed

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that India's borders will soon change and Sindh will once again become part of India. He described the people's sentiments as unwavering despite partition. Singh expressed confidence that Sindh will once again become part of India, given the deep cultural ties between India and Sindh.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that while Sindh is not part of India today, borders can change at any time and Sindh may return to India. Speaking at an event, he recalled Sindh's historical and cultural significance.

It should be noted that the Sindh region was annexed to Pakistan after the 1947 Partition. Most Sindhi Hindus living there migrated to India. Rajnath Singh noted that L.K. Advani wrote in his book that Sindhis of his generation still have not been able to accept Sindh's separation from India.

He said that the Indus River has always been sacred for the Hindus of India and many Muslims of Sindh also considered its purity as sacred as that of Zamzam water.

Sindh has always been a part of India since civilization.

Rajnath Singh said, “Today Sindh may not be in India geographically, but it will always be a part of India in terms of civilization and culture.” He further said that boundaries can change and who knows tomorrow Sindh may come back to India.

Statement given on PoK also

Speaking to the Indian community in Morocco, the Defense Minister said that India will regain Pakistan-occupied Kashmir ( PoK ) without any aggressive action. He said that people in PoK have begun raising their own voices and demanding “independence.”

The debate that erupted after Operation Sindoor

During Operation Sindoor, some experts had suggested that India should take the lead in taking back parts of PoK. In this context, Rajnath Singh said that the situation is changing in this direction.

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