I heard the Indian Defence Minister today. If Pakistan carries out terrorism, India will give a “very bad response.” My question is simple. Has your sleep finally broken, Mr. Singh, or are you still talking in it?
Do you not remember your own so called Operation Sindoor? The chest thumping, the studio wars, the victory music? And do you not remember what came next?
Pakistan answered, and it answered hard. Your jets came down. Your own CDS had to admit losses in public. Pakistan hit your bases and your pride went into the dust along with them. The country that set out to humiliate Pakistan in front of the world ended up humiliated itself.
So if you want to lose more jets, come. But these stunts are not even believed by your own people anymore. Go and read the replies under your own tweet. One Indian wrote that whenever an election arrives or people protest against the government, the BJP pulls out the Pakistan angle and fools its blind followers all over again. Your own citizens said that. I did not.
Now look at the timing. People are protesting at Jantar Mantar, and suddenly the Defence Minister wants the whole nation staring at Pakistan. That is the entire purpose of this statement. Move the eyes away from the protest, point at a threat across the border, and collect sympathy.
The Pahalgam story keeps getting weaker, not stronger. You built a giant political show around it, refused an independent investigation, and used it to sell war. Then came last month’s encounter. The world saw Hashim Musa announced dead in July 2025, and then saw India announce his death again. A man cannot be killed twice, Mr. Singh. You were lying then, and you are lying now. The world noticed.
Do you know why the world does not stand with India? Because it recognises the Chanakya policy you follow: strip your own clothes, then blame someone else for harassing you. That trick worked on your people for years. It does not work on the world.
Pakistan does not want war. But it showed you what happens when you push, and it will show you again. Stop hiding behind threats, Mr. Singh. Answer your own people first.