Pakistan Responds To Nirmala

Union Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today accused the previous Congress-led UPA government of not taking retaliatory action against Pakistan after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, and claimed that the military would have been more than willing to respond in such a situation.

The government on Wednesday said it was aware of reports on expansion of Pakistan's capability for production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and asserted that it was committed to take all necessary steps to respond to any threat "suitably".

Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today categorically said India will honour the Ramzan ceasefire with Pakistan but will respond to unprovoked attack on the border.

A day after defence minister Nirmal Sitharaman said "Pakistan will pay" for the terrorist attack on an army camp in Jammu in which six soldiers and a civilian were killed, Pakistan has warned against any "Indian misadventure".

Union Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today accused the previous Congress-led UPA government of not taking retaliatory action against Pakistan after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, and claimed that the military would have been more than willing to respond in such a situation.

The government on Wednesday said it was aware of reports on expansion of Pakistan's capability for production of fissile material for nuclear weapons and asserted that it was committed to take all necessary steps to respond to any threat "suitably".

Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today categorically said India will honour the Ramzan ceasefire with Pakistan but will respond to unprovoked attack on the border.

A day after defence minister Nirmal Sitharaman said "Pakistan will pay" for the terrorist attack on an army camp in Jammu in which six soldiers and a civilian were killed, Pakistan has warned against any "Indian misadventure".