'Fights happen between equals, a lion never attacks a frog', Rajnath shows Pakistan its place on OP Sindoor!
- bySudha Saxena
- 29 Jul, 2025
Rajnath Singh in Lok Sabha: On the afternoon of 28 July, the debate on Operation Sindoor started in the Lok Sabha. This debate is going to last for 16 hours. When the debate on Operation Sindoor started in the Lok Sabha, the atmosphere of the Parliament was very serious and sensitive. There was curiosity and questions not only in the people of the country but also in the political corridors about the surgical strike that India carried out in response to the horrific terrorist attack in Baisaran of Pahalgam.
In such a situation, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh not only expressed confidence in India's military capability, but also gave a direct and precise answer to the sharp questions of the opposition. He clearly said that today's India does not just give warnings against terrorism, but takes concrete and decisive action.
The Defence Minister said, India no longer only sends documents, but rather eliminates terrorism by reaching its root. During his speech, he also said that love or fight is always between equals. He put forth his views by referring to the lion and the frog. During his speech, Rajnath Singh also mentioned Goswami Tulsidas and Gautam Buddha.
What did Rajnath Singh say in the Lok Sabha? Now India does not remain silent, it gives a reply
During the discussion on Operation Sindoor in the Lok Sabha on Monday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh strongly presented the government's side. He said that after the terrorist attack in the Baisaran area of Pahalgam on April 22, India took decisive action and targeted the terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and POJK. He answered all the questions of the opposition in detail and expressed confidence in India's military strength and strategy.
'Now India does not remain silent, it eradicates terrorism from its roots'
The Defence Minister said, "Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is no longer the country it once was. We no longer just send documents, we retaliate. India no longer tolerates terror, it responds to it and has the strength to root it out."
'Our air defence system foiled every attack'
Rajnath Singh said India's air defence system, anti-drone technology and electronic security systems completely foiled every attack by Pakistan. "Pakistan could not damage any of our targets and no vital military assets were hit. Our security system was so strong that no attack was successful," he said.
'Don't ask how many planes were shot down, ask how many enemies were killed'
The Defence Minister expressed displeasure over some questions of the opposition. He said, "Some members of the opposition are asking how many of our planes were shot down. I think this question does not properly represent the national sentiment. They did not ask how many enemies were killed by our soldiers."
'If you want to ask questions, then ask whether we destroyed the terrorists' hideouts?'
Rajnath Singh further said, "If there is really a question to be asked, it should be whether we destroyed the terrorist hideouts? And the answer to this is - yes. And were any of our soldiers harmed? The answer to this is also - no. All our soldiers are safe and this is a proof of India's strength."
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