Fifty Six Inches Chest Magic

The recent Manipur ambush resulted in the cold-blooded murder of 20 Indian Army personnel, boiled the blood of Nation. This certainly made PM Narendra Modi quite angry but despite that, he carried out his visit to Bangladesh. Involving in Diplomacy at that time must be very difficult for him. But he did that with ease and also used that platform to remind Pakistan the history that how they have treated Bangladesh in the past and how India despite defeating them had not occupied the land but let it be a new state known as Bangladesh today. I leave the Bangladesh part for another day.

The cross-border operation by the Indian Army to finish off the terrorists, who killed our soldiers for no reason, is quite rare. MoD (Ministry of Defence) and MEA (Ministry of External Affairs) along with Myanmar government cooperated in this operation. The operation was a must to show the strength of Indian Army and set up an example that if anyone dares to touch our Men will face similar consequences.

Our Armed forces have enough talent. They not only know "How to kill" but also know "How to save". The Indian Army along with Airforce have saved millions of lives. They are always ready for it without hesitation. The recent ones are Kashmir flood victims and Nepal Earthquake victims. In the eyes of victims who have been saved, the army men are no less than God. But our soldiers consider this as their duty towards Bharat Mata and nothing else. God is a belief and resides in fiction but Army is not unreal. Our soldiers work day and night relentlessly for whom? For us, of course.

We have seen previous government condemn...condemn and just condemn the attack on our soldiers. Condemnation is good only for moral purposes. If you condemn every issue, you'll certainly be made a laughing stock. The UPA government even condemn the beheading of Indian soldiers by Pakistan army. There must be a limit of condemnation. Sometimes we have to show the strength of 56-inch chest. The Indian Army had that 56-inch chest strength but Congress didn't which eventually made the army weaker. But the present government has 56-inch chest just as our armed forces and which is making #IndianArmyRocks!

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