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General Upendra Dwivedi Urges Soldiers to Be Ready for Operations at Any Moment

By Gireesh Vasishta
General Upendra Dwivedi Urges Soldiers to Be Ready for Operations at Any Moment

Warning to Pakistan: General Dwivedi cautioned that continued state-sponsored terrorism would force India to take stronger measures, making Pakistan decide whether it wants to "remain a geographical entity or become history." He cited evidence of destroyed targets from Operation Sindoor shared globally and referenced a list of over 100 Pakistani soldiers released.

On October 3, 2025, Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi, during a meeting with soldiers in Anupgarh, Sri Ganganagar district, Rajasthan (a forward area), called on troops to be prepared for operations at any moment. He issued a stern warning to Pakistan, stating that if it does not cease state-sponsored terrorism, it must consider "whether it wants to remain on the world map.
"Key Details:

  • Background: General Dwivedi visited Bikaner Military Station and forward areas to review the Army's operational preparedness. Referencing "Operation Sindoor" (named by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in May 2025, targeting terrorist hideouts), he clarified that the restraint shown during that operation would not be repeated in future conflicts. He noted that Operation Sindoor successfully targeted terrorist hideouts, training camps, and their leaders while avoiding civilian casualties.

  • Message to Soldiers: "Be fully prepared now; God willing, the opportunity may come soon," he said, motivating the troops. He praised the Army's professionalism, high morale, and execution of integrated operational plans.

  • Warning to Pakistan: General Dwivedi cautioned that continued state-sponsored terrorism would force India to take stronger measures, making Pakistan decide whether it wants to "remain a geographical entity or become history." He cited evidence of destroyed targets from Operation Sindoor shared globally and referenced a list of over 100 Pakistani soldiers released.BULLMER Striped Textured Printed Polo Neck Fullsleeve T-Shirt with Rib for Men

  • Other Messages: He described civilians living along the international border as "not ordinary citizens but like soldiers," urging their cooperation, similar to their support during the 1965 and 1971 wars. He also emphasized the importance of military-civilian coordination, collaboration with industry and academia, and strengthening a comprehensive national perspective.Also Read: Caste Census in Bengaluru: Starting Today, October 4

Impact: This statement underscores the Army's readiness amid tense India-Pakistan border dynamics (similar to the northern border). General Dwivedi lauded the Army's performance in Operation Sindoor and encouraged soldiers to be prepared for future challenges with "decisive strength." It reinforces national security priorities and boosts the morale of the forces.