Prepared For Two Front War Says Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria Amied Tension With China

 

Prepared For Two Front War Say Air Chief Marshal Bhadauria

 

Air Chief Marshal RKS Bhadauria Said India is prepared for a two-front war aimed tension with china. "We have deployed strongly in Eastern Ladakh. We are ready to take on the Chinese threat in Eastern Ladakh," he said.

In a press conference he addressed ahead of Air Force Day on October 8. Bhadauria said that the Air Force was transforming at a rapid pace.

“Matrix of threat facing the country is complex”, he said, while adding that "emerging threats mandate us to have robust capabilities of the IAF.” He said that while India has not come close to an airstrike against China, it is still prepared for it.

The induction of Rafale jets has given us an operational edge, he added. "A lot of what happens in Eastern Ladakh depends on talks. The progress is slow, but there is a clear intent on both sides," he said.

 

RKS Bhadauria statement is very significant as India and China are engaged in a five-month-long standoff. The treat of two-front war has increased since Pakistan forces are violating ceasefire. Pakistan helping PLA troops in training in mountain area vedio had also surfaced in social media. All these factor is reason India is preparing itself for two front war.

 

Reports from Parliament on the first day of the Monsoon Session told that there had been 3,186 ceasefire violations by Pakistan Force this year alone. That is from January 1 to September 7 which is all time record high ceasefire violations. After the recent India and China standoff tension Pakistan Force has doubled its ceasefire violations. 

 

After the Galwan Valley tension of killing of Indian 20 soldiers. Indian armed force Gathak Platoon of Bihar Regiment killed almost 70 soldiers in intense hand to hand combat. Indian Army had unleased hell to china with SFF Commando capturing Blacktop region. Indian Army using SFF Commando clearly showcase that India is very serious about the Tibet region. If time come Indian army can use Tibet army soldiers to capture Tibet region.

 

 

Last month, both countries arrived at a five-point consensus to resolve the standoff in eastern Ladakh. Agreeing to "quickly disengage" troops, avoid any action that could escalate tensions and take steps to restore peace along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

In a meeting between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in Moscow, the Indian side clearly conveyed that it expected full adherence to all agreements on the management of border areas and would not countenance any attempt to change the status quo unilaterally, as per sources.