Looking at India's fierce form and its preparations, it seems that it can attack Pakistan anytime. On the other hand, Pakistan is living in fear. It is spending every day in the shadow of fear. It feels that India will attack sooner or later.
After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, India's blood is boiling. It is continuously taking action against Pakistan. Indus Water Treaty has been postponed. Diplomatic relations have been cut. Trade and postal services have been stopped. However, all these actions are being seen as a trailer. A big attack on Pakistan is yet to happen and PM Modi has given its key to the army. Looking at India's fierce form and Pakistan's actions, war is being considered certain.
Such signals are being received
It is clear from India's preparations that it will attack Pakistan. People sitting in Pakistan are also knowing this. The recent statement came from former High Commissioner of Pakistan in India, Abdul Basit. He said that after Victory Day in Russia, India will probably attack Pakistan on 10-11 May.
Let us tell you that Russia celebrates 9 May as Victory Day. Prime Minister Modi was supposed to attend it, but it is believed that he cancelled the visit due to tension with Pakistan. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh was supposed to go in his place, but he is also not going. There is news of Defense Secretary going.
Apart from Abdul Basit's statement, India's preparations also indicate that India can attack Pakistan on 10 or 11 May. Actually, mock drill will be organized in 244 districts of the country on 7 May. In this, citizens will be given training on how to keep themselves safe during war. People will be made aware. Siren will also be played during the drill and this will happen for the first time after 1971.
Khwaja Asif is also afraid
Pakistan's Defense Minister Khwaja Asif also said that India can launch a military attack on the Line of Control in Kashmir at any time. According to the report of news agency PTI, the minister said in Islamabad, there are reports that India can attack the Line of Control at any time. New Delhi will be given a befitting reply.
War 4 days after mock drill
The last such mock drill was organized before the India-Pakistan war in 1971. War broke out between the two countries just 4 days after this drill was conducted. Then the mock drill was organized in the last week of November and the war started on December 3.
Before the mock drill, the Air Force practiced on the Ganga Expressway in UP, in which fighter planes showed their strength. Last Friday, the Air Force conducted an unprecedented military exercise in two phases on the expressway. In this, combat techniques like flying, landing, take-off and fly-past at low altitude during both day and night were demonstrated. The night landing that took place between 9 and 10 pm was the highlight of this exercise, which proved the state-of-the-art capabilities of the Indian Air Force.
