Hafiz Saeed of Pakistan Army, Gidadbhaki, if the water stops, you will stop the breath

After facing insulting defeat at the hands of India in ‘Operation Sindoor’, Pakistan is now making hollow threats. They clearly reflect the frustration and despair of Pakistan. The tension in Islamabad is clearly high, as both political and military leadership are struggling to respond to the situation after India’s adventure military response after the Pahalgam terror attack on 22 April. The first sign of nervousness came from Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who addressed the people of Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (PoK), warning India a hollow warning and said that India will now think a hundred times before attacking.

After his comments, a threatening statement came from the ISPR, the media branch of the Pakistan Army. ISPR Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary said in a similar manner with the language of terrorist gangster Hafiz Saeed that if you (India) will stop our water, we will stop your breath. This statement reminds us of Hafiz Saeed’s threats. India’s recent decision to cancel the Indus Water Treaty has a wave of concern throughout Pakistan, as the rivers flowing in the country have started drying up. The imminent water crisis has stirred up Pakistani military and political establishments.

Operation Sindoor of India targeted the 11 airbase of Pakistan and gave them a shock. Many of these base have suffered such a big loss that their runways will no longer work till at least June. Satellite photographs of debris have confirmed destruction. Meanwhile, global defense experts have appreciated India’s accuracy and restraint and described it as a demonstration of mature aggression. Speaking about Operation Sindoor, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi described it as a new form of justice. He insisted that it is not about taking revenge, but is a fierce expression of a competent India. His message was vigorously and clear – India will no longer tolerate terror and provocation without any result.