CDS's Explosive Revelation: Pakistan Plotted to Bring India to Its Knees Within 48 Hours

National News: When the world was immersed in the colors of cricket and the excitement of IPL was at its peak, a revelation about the security of the country was made from the stage of Pune University, which shocked everyone. India's Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Anil Chauhan, while participating in the program 'Future Wars and Warfare,' revealed big secrets related to Operation Sindoor. He clearly said that Pakistan had created a well-planned war mechanism against India, the aim of which was to bring India to its knees in 48 hours.

The conspiracy started at 1 am on 10 May

General Chauhan said that Pakistan's plan was to launch a rapid and extensive attack against India starting at around 1 am on the night of 10 May. Under this, attacks were carried out at many places, and the atmosphere was deliberately turned towards war. But India, showing restraint and strategic cleverness, targeted only the terrorist hideouts.

Pakistan's dream collapsed in 8 hours

The CDS said that this campaign launched by Pakistan was started with the intention of running for 48 hours, but the accurate response of the Indian Army destroyed their plan in just 8 hours. He revealed that after this, Pakistan itself called for talks and realized its mistake.

'Terrorism is not war; it is cowardice.'

General Chauhan, while explaining the root of this conflict, said that it all started with the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. He said in a stern tone, "Can terrorism be considered a method of war? Absolutely not. Terrorism is a random, immoral, and cowardly act, which has no rules."

India has drawn a new line

The CDS said that India will no longer tolerate terrorism. We have drawn a new strategic line - in which India is ready to go to any level to protect its self-respect. He said that now the country has warned its enemies that if anyone tries to harm India's integrity, he will have to face serious consequences.

No war, but definitely a reply

It is clear from this statement of General Chauhan that India does not want war, but if someone forces it, then its answer will not be decisive and limited but comprehensive and clear.