NEW DELHI (Kashmir English): Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has admitted that during ‘Operation Sindoor’, Pakistan had complete satellite information regarding the movement of Indian forces.
Addressing a press conference in New Delhi, the Indian Army Chief once again leveled allegations against Pakistan, but during the same, he admitted that during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan was aware of which Indian Air Force aircraft, fighter jets, and ground units were present and active at which location.
General Upendra Dwivedi said that through satellite surveillance, Pakistan had complete awareness of which direction and location the main units, air assets, and aircraft of the Indian forces were moving.
He also admitted that the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir remains sensitive.
Indian army chief on rocket force
During the press conference, the Indian Army Chief said that Pakistan and China have established a rocket force, and it has become imperative for India to also form a similar rocket force.
General Upendra Dwivedi falsely claimed that there has been a sudden increase in drone intrusions from across the border, and that a direct message has been sent to Pakistan to stop it.
According to General Upendra Dwivedi, at least eight drones have been spotted near the Line of Control and the international border in the past few days.
It is worth noting that in the May 2025 war, Pakistan gave a befitting reply to India, shooting down 7 fighter jets, including Rafale aircraft, and also destroying the S-400 defence system.
After the success of Operation ‘Bunyan un Marsoos’, India went on the defensive, while Pakistan achieved victory on the diplomatic front after its success on the war front.
