The enemy should listen to the preparations of the Indian Army with open ears, if there is a mistake this time then the consequences will be very bad:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Our preparations are complete, and this time if the enemy does any mischief, the response will be more forceful and serious than before.” This is not just a statement, but the steely voice of the Indian Army, which is directly reaching the ears of the enemy. Chief of the Western Command of the Army, Lieutenant General Manoj Katiyar has given this clear and direct message to Pakistan.

This strong warning has come at a time when the Indian Army is conducting a major exercise named ‘Ram Prahar’ near Haridwar. This exercise is not just a routine training, but a way to show the enemy how prepared the Indian Army is and what is its strength.

What is ‘Ram Prahar’ maneuver?

‘Ram Prahar’ is not merely a practice of fighting on the ground. This is preparation for the future war, where technology is the biggest weapon. In this exercise, different units of the army, such as infantry, artillery and engineering corps are practicing fighting together.

The most important thing is that drones, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and modern communication systems are being used extensively in this exercise. Its purpose is to ensure that our army has every information related to the enemy in the battlefield and can take right decisions quickly. Tanks, helicopters and special forces teams are also involved in this exercise, which are ready to defeat the enemy in any situation.

Direct message from General Katiyar

Western Command chief Lieutenant General Manoj Katiyar said, “Our leadership has already made it clear and I am repeating the same thing that if the enemy does any provocative act, it will get a response which it would not have even thought of. All these preparations are being made for the same.” His statement makes it clear that the Indian Army is now fully prepared to adopt an aggressive stance and not a defensive one.

He also made it clear that no matter how high-tech the fighting becomes, real victory comes only by capturing the land, and the Indian Army is fully capable of doing this.

Today, when India is making its own weapons under the ‘Self-reliant India’ campaign, the confidence of the army has increased even more. The ‘Ram Prahar’ exercise is a proof that the Indian Army is fully prepared not only to protect the borders but also to teach the enemy a lesson by entering into their homes.