Rajnath Singh on Gujarat Visit To Review Security in Bhuj
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweets, "Leaving New Delhi for Bhuj (Gujarat). Looking forward to interact with our courageous Air Warriors at Bhuj Air Force Station. Also, I shall be visiting Smritivan - a memorial and museum envisioned by PM Narendra Modi as a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 2001 earthquake."
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Ahmedabad, Gujarat – India’s Operation Sindoor brought Pakistan to its knees after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. During this operation, Pakistani drones were also seen in Kutch district. At that time, Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh is on a two-day tour of Gujarat.
Singh reached Bhuj Airbase along with. Air Force chief Air Marshal AP Singh, where he met and discussed with Air Force, BSF and Army officers and soldiers and reviewed the security on the border. Apart from this, the Defense Minister is scheduled to visit various areas of the India-Pakistan border in Gujarat.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweets, “Leaving New Delhi for Bhuj (Gujarat). Looking forward to interact with our courageous Air Warriors at Bhuj Air Force Station. Also, I shall be visiting Smritivan – a memorial and museum envisioned by PM Narendra Modi as a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 2001 earthquake.”
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has arrived on a visit to Kutch. After meeting and interacting with the air warriors at the airbase in Bhuj, he will visit Smriti Van. Apart from this, he will pay tribute to the earthquake victims during his visit to the Smritivan Earthquake Museum built in memory of those who died in the earthquake that shook Kutch at the foot of Bhujia Hills.
Pakistani drones were seen in various areas of Kutch
After the Pahalgam terrorist attack, India carried out successful air strikes on Pakistani terrorist locations, following which Pakistan, which was infuriated, attempted air strikes from Kashmir to Kutch. This tense situation also had a wide impact in the bordering Kutch district. Due to which a blackout was imposed.
The Indian Army foiled all the attacks
The Indian Army foiled one after another attack by Pakistan’s nefarious attack with the help of air defense system. As part of the visit to border security places by PM Modi and Defense Minister Rajnath, the Defense Minister is also visiting Bhuj Airbase in Kutch today. Which can definitely be considered a step to show how strong the country’s security is and to increase the morale of the three wings of the army.
Bhuj Airbase is a big strength of India
Bhuj Airbase is 160 kilometers away from the Pakistan border and the airbase is a big strength of India. This airbase played a very important role during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war. Pakistan damaged the runway, but the women of Gujarat rebuilt the runway overnight with their bravery. Today, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh will review the security arrangements on the border with Pakistan during his visit. When there was tension between India and Pakistan, a blackout was imposed in Bhuj city. Many Pakistani drones were shot down in Kutch.
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