Any person who knows Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh, General Upendra Dwivedi or Admiral Dinesh Tripathi can understand that they are all non-political, yet in the matter of national security, they are not afraid to speak before the political leadership. ACM Singh is a classic Test fighter pilot that lives for the day and he does not even care that the political leadership gets angry with his cool attitude. General Dwivedi is a typical OG, dyed in woolen, most comfortable with his soldiers. They are shy to an extent, but are adamant on their point when needed. Admiral Tripathi is a very domineering, who has full faith in the Navy’s firepower and was ready to destroy the Karachi port on the morning of May 10, until the Pakistani DGMO appealed for peace.
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He reports to the National Security Team headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chief of Defense Staff General Anil Chauhan. One of these four is that they know how to walk on the edge of the sword and have the courage to take any decision related to national security. On the morning of May 10, Prime Minister Modi congratulated General Dwivedi and ACM Singh, appreciating the response of the Indian armed forces. Then he looked at Admiral Tripathi and said that we have snatched the morsel from your mouth, you will get a chance again. The statement came immediately after the Indian Navy directed the BrahMos missile attack at Karachi port. Unaware that in response to the Karachi attack, Pakistan could attack their home state of Gujarat, the Prime Minister gave full exemption to the three army chiefs and was ready for the worst situation. It may be that the three army chiefs may have considered it again – but not by the Prime Minister.
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Many comfortable strategists of government think tanks may feel that ACM Singh’s comment in Bengaluru on Saturday was overwhelmed, but the truth is that the Air Force chief said that only during the May 7-10 struggle, only the confirmed Pakistani aircraft, radars and the AEW & C platforms said to kill. He did not mention other concrete evidence. National security planners and intelligence agencies know that on May 10, the Hercules VVIP transport aircraft had a strong attack on Rawalpindi’s Chaklala airbase and two F-16 aircraft were destroyed on the ground in Jacobabad.