‘World’s smallest battle won in 4 days’
Avtar Bhat
JAMMU, Apr 29: Indresh Kumar, national Executive Member RSS today said that India showed its might to world during Operation Sindoor in May last year.
Maintaining that these are shining days for India under PM Narendra Modi, Indresh Kumar said the world’s smallest battle was won by India in four days and 25 minutes during Operation Sindoor from May 7-10.
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Delivering keynote address during the celebration of the Foundation Day of Laghu Udyog Bharti here today, Kumar said China had constructed nine airports in Pakistan to make its permanent base there, which were completely destroyed by India forces during the Operation Sindoor.
He said Pakistan had used Chinese and Turkey technology and India has its indigenous technology and we showed the world that we are on the top. “China had constructed airports in Pakistan to be permanently there which Pakistan was going to use to attack India but they were completely destroyed by the Indian Armed forces”.
He said China had never dreamed that its airports will be destroyed by India. Besides, India also destroyed within seconds three army bases in Pakistan, he added.
The RSS senior leader said the drones supplied by Turkey to Pakistan during Operation Sindoor also met the same fate as they were also destroyed by Indian forces in air. He said Pakistan attacked mosques, Gurudwaras and temples but India maintained restraint and it did not touch the civilian localities with this belief that someday Pakistan as a whole will be again part of India.
He said there is total unrest in Pakistan and people are in great distress there whether it is Sindh, Baluchistan, Pakhtunistan, Baltistan or other provinces, there is unrest. The Mohajirs are not being considered the citizens of Pakistan even after over 75 years of its formation, he added.
Kumar reiterated that within 10 to 15 years, India will expand its boundaries and Pakistan will be our part again.
He said India is becoming self-reliant. He said that India is becoming self-reliant and progressing rapidly. The purchasing capacity of every citizen has increased, and in the last 4 to 5 years, country has defeated hunger and no one is facing starvation now. This progress has been possible because both the Government and the people have worked together, he added.
He said India’s capacity and dominance has gone up all over globe and after the Pound and Dollar the third currency has evolved in the world in which 30 countries have started trade and that is Indian currency.
Referring to the unfortunate incident in Pahalgam, he appealed to the public to celebrate “Sainik Vijay” from 7th May to 10th May under Operation Sindoor in any form. He said that after the shameful incident in Pahalgam, within just 4 days and 25 minutes, Operation Sindoor created a successful story. Everyone present took a pledge, raising both hands, to celebrate this military victory with great enthusiasm.
He further said that India is moving ahead with confidence in defence, economy, employment, and global recognition. He appealed to entrepreneurs to think positively, work with self-respect, and prepare a strong economic roadmap for Jammu & Kashmir. He emphasized that industrialists are not only running businesses but are also generating employment, supporting families, and contributing to nation building.
On the issue of employment, he said that the NC Government had made promises, but today the people of Jammu & Kashmir are still waiting to see real results, with only promises visible so far. Through the efforts of Laghu Udyog Bharati, industrialists have taken a pledge to support the Prime Minister’s call of becoming job “providers, not job seekers.” He said that together, industries will be developed that can create up to 10,000 employment opportunities and strengthen the economy of the region.
The programme was attended by industrialists, entrepreneurs and members of various industrial associations from across Jammu & Kashmir.
Sat Sharma (CA), MP Rajya Sabha and State president BJP J&K, as chief guest; Gulam Ali Khatana, MP Rajya Sabha; Ch. Vikram Randhawa, MLA Bahu; Yudhvir Sethi, MLA Jammu East; Arvind Dhumal, national vice president and Prabhari North Zone, Laghu Udyog Bharati; and Parveen Pargal, National Working Committee Member and Prabhari Jammu & Kashmir.
Sat Sharma (CA) appreciated Laghu Udyog Bharati for raising important issues of MSMEs in a disciplined and constructive manner. He said that the industrial sector is the backbone of employment and economic development in Jammu & Kashmir. He assured that all genuine demands of entrepreneurs will be taken up strongly at both Central and State levels. He said that with the collective efforts of MPs, MLAs and industry representatives, issues related to incentives, infrastructure, ease of doing business, payments and policy support will be pursued for early resolution.
Gulam Ali Khatana addressed the gathering and assured full support to the industrial fraternity. He said that MSMEs play an important role in balanced development and employment generation, especially in Jammu & Kashmir, and their genuine issues will be raised at the appropriate platforms.
Arvind Dhumal spoke about the nationwide work of Laghu Udyog Bharati. He said that the organisation is working in many states and hundreds of districts across the country and has become a strong voice of micro and small industries. He highlighted that small industries provide employment to crores of people and make a major contribution in manufacturing and national economy.
Parveen Pargal placed important industrial issues before the dignitaries and demanded extension of the NCSS package, a new 10 year Central and State package for micro, small and existing industries, establishment of a Rail Coach Factory in Jammu, and implementation of procurement policy with purchase and price preference.
The proceedings were conducted by Aagam Jain, general secretary while, Dinesh Gupta , president delivered the welcome address. Besides Ankit Gupta, UT vice president, Ishant Gupta , treasurer, Pranav Gupta and Mukul Gupta, joint general secretaries and Rajinder Sadotra , joint treasurer were present.
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