Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said that Pakistan, after losing two wars to India, had started resorting to proxy war and that terrorism had become an integral part of its state policy. Addressing the faculty and students of Defence Service Staff College Wellington on Sunday, Singh said, " terrorism has become an integral part of its state policy. It has started targeting India by providing arms, funds, and training to terrorists."
"Despite challenges at our borders, the countrymen today are confident that there will be no compromise with India's national security," Singh said. The belief that India would not only end terrorism on its own land but also not hesitate to conduct counter-terrorism operations on their land if needed is gradually becoming stronger, he added. Singh further said that if a ceasefire (between India and Pakistan) is successful today, it is because of our strength. In 2016, cross-border strikes changed our reactionary mindset into a proactive mindset, which was further strengthened by the Balakot airstrike in 2019.
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