India took strict action after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. India’s strict action has caused a stir in Pakistan. Nevertheless, Pakistan’s mischief continues and is violating the ceasefire. India is also preparing to show Pakistan its strength along with the three armies of the country. Recently warship INS Surat reached Surat Hazira port in Gujarat. Many speculations are being made that the preparations for the war are being done. After which now another information has been revealed about the Indian Army.
Complete preparation of Indian Navy
The Indian Navy is preparing to feat a large missile in the Arabian Sea from the Karwar coast in Karnataka on May 7, 2025. It is being told that this military exercise will be held from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm and missiles will be fired in the sea about 390 km from Karwar. For this, the Navy has issued notice to airmen (NOTAM).
India’s aggressive stance
Karwar in Karnataka is considered the headquarters of the Indian Navy. Preparations for the Indian Army in Karwar show that India is ready to teach a lesson to Pakistan not only on the site border but also on the maritime border. It is important to have missiles in Karwar Sagar, from the point of view that Pakistan is continuously supporting the cross -border terrorism. India has taken an aggressive stance after Pakistan indicated supporting terrorist activities in the Pahalgam attack. The launch of the missile in Karwar is a clear message to the terrorists who killed innocent people in Pakistan and Pahalgam that India will not sit silent. India, which gives the message of peace to the world, is capable of responding from every direction to end terrorism.
India will answer on all fronts.
India will give a befitting reply to Pakistan with air, land and sea to the Pahalgam attack. This is an important step towards strengthening the strength and maritime security of the Indian Navy. Security in India has been tightened in India after a recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. This missile exercise is not only part of regular training, but also a clear warning to Pakistan that India is now ready on every front, whether it is land or sea.
