Under intense political pressure, India’s military leadership is making careless remarks: ISPR
Ahead of the elections in Bihar and West Bengal, the Indian military leadership has come under fire from the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR), which claims that it is making careless remarks under intense political pressure.
In a press release on Wednesday, the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) stated, “It has been noted with grave concern that five months after Marka e Haq, in the run-up to elections in Bihar and West Bengal, Indian military leadership has started parroting the same delusional, fabricated, and provocative propaganda that they regurgitate before every state elections in India.”
According to ISPR, the Indian military apparatus has become a laughing stock as a result of the misinformation being spread to the Indian public and a global audience.
The statement added, “Any professional soldier would know that unwarranted statements and needless chest thumping might start a cycle of jingoism and have serious consequences for peace and stability in South Asia.”
The Indian Army presser’s contradictions are so obvious that a civilized response is not warranted. It claimed that by creating ludicrous, Bollywood-style scripts, the Indian leadership is clearly trying to shape history to suit its interests.
The political leadership and the Indian Army seem incapable of accepting the fact that they have been soundly defeated in Marka-e-Haq and that their lies have been revealed. The world today acknowledges India as the epicenter of regional instability and the real face of cross-border terrorism, driven by hegemony and adventurism to the cost of its citizens and neighbors.
The Indian military and its political leaders need to understand that Pakistan’s people and military are fully capable and dedicated to defending every square inch of “our territory with full resolve,” the ISPR warned.
It stated that any act of hostility would be met with a prompt, decisive, and forceful retribution that future generations would remember.