Pakistan’s proxy war will not succeed: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh

By S M Last updated Nov 30, 2019

Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh during the budget session of Parliament in New Delhi on Friday. Express Photo by Prem Nath Pandey. 09.02.2018. *** Local Caption *** Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh during the budget session of Parliament in New Delhi on Friday. Express Photo by Prem Nath Pandey. 09.02.2018.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said that Pakistan’s efforts of a proxy war against India in the form of terrorism will not succeed.

He was speaking at National Defence Academy in Pune after reviewing the Passing out Parade of 137th batch today. Mr Singh asserted that Pakistan has now become isolated after being exposed to the issue of terrorism at the global platforms.

Giving credit of strike capability against terrorism to the Armed Forces, the Defence Minister said they are the country’s strength. The cadets presented an impressive parade, which concluded with a fly-past of Sukhoi fighter planes and Sarang helicopters.

Earlier, total 284 cadets, including some from foreign countries, were conferred degrees at the convocation ceremony of the 137th course of NDA at Khadakwasla yesterday. The cadets were conferred degrees from the Jawaharlal Nehru University.