‘A witness to India’ s triumph over Pakistan in 1965, 1971 and once more in 2025′–

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, while dealing with the pressures at the
Bhuj Rudra Mata Air
Force Station in Gujarat, stated he was honored to be at a protection base that has actually observed India’s remarkable success over Pakistan in 1965 and 1971.

He kept in mind that this area has actually seen India’s accomplishment over Pakistan two times– initial in 1965, after that in 1971, and once more this year.

“Whatever you did during Operation Sindoor has made every Indian proud—whether in India or abroad,” Singh stated.

#WATCH|Gujarat: Speaking at Bhuj Air Base, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh claims, “….Bhuj was witness to our victory against Pakistan in 1965, and today again it has been witness to our victoryagainst Pakistan… I feel proud to be present here.” pic.twitter.com/qjs8MLwsdn

— RECTUM (@ANI) May 16, 2025

Earlier,Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
landed at Bhuj
Airbase in Gujarat on Friday, an airbase that was assaulted byPakistan He was come with by Air Chief Marshal AP Singh.

In a blog post on X, Singh stated he was “looking forward to interacting with our courageous Air Warriors at Bhuj Air Force Station.”

“Also, I shall be visiting Smritivan — a memorial and museum envisioned by Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi as a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 2001 earthquake,” he included.

Gujarat, which shares a 508-kilometre boundary with Pakistan, was amongst the states targeted by Pakistani drones and airstrikes throughout the current four-day dispute. Pakistan apparently assaulted Bhuj with drones and rockets, yet the Indian militaries effectively neutralised the risk.

A day prior to his Bhuj see, while dealing with soldiers in Srinagar, Singh doubted whether Pakistan’s nuclear tools are secure and prompted the UN’s International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to bring Pakistan’s nuclear collection under its guidance.

On May 7, Indian militaries executed accuracy strikes on 9 horror camps connected to Lashkar- e-Taiba and Jaish- e-Mohammed in Pakistan and Pakistan- inhabited Kashmir (PoK) under‘Operation Sindoor’ The activity remained in action to the April 22 terrorist strike in Pahalgam, where 26 individuals, mainly visitors, were eliminated.

Following these strikes, Pakistan struck back with cross-border shelling, drone assaults, and tries to send out unarmed cars throughout the boundary targeting Jammu & & Kashmir, Punjab, andRajasthan However, all these initiatives were effectively obstructed by the Indian militaries and the country’s air support systems.