JAMMU: Ladakh The military forces are ready to inflict “a bloody nose” to anyone taking part in any misadventure, according to Lieutenant Governor B D Mishra, who said on Monday that not a single square inch of Indian territory had been annexed by China. When questioned about Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s declaration that China has taken over a significant portion of land in Ladakh, he responded, “I won’t comment on anybody’s comments. However, I shall speak the truth since I have personally witnessed that not a single square inch of land has been occupied by the Chinese. “Whatever occurred in 1962 is irrelevant.But as of right now, we have complete possession of our land, he stated. Brigadier Mishra, a retired, came in town for the three-day North Tech Symposium that the Army was hosting. On the margins of the ceremony, he responded to questions from reporters by saying, “Our armed forces are prepared for any eventuality, and God forbid if the balloon goes up, people will get a bloody nose from us.” He claimed that military morale is at an all-time high. “Their goal is to protect every square inch of the earth. Nobody would dare approach India with the intention of establishing a footing there. I believe Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s outstanding leadership is entirely responsible,” he remarked. He said that it is being done when asked if weapons had been found and acquired to be deployed along the Line of Control (LoC) to increase security. There was nothing local in my unit when I was commissioned into the Army in 1961. Birmingham is where our rifles and.303 small arms were produced. Our watch was produced in Switzerland. Nothing that exists now is not indigenous, he said. The North Tech Symposium, which kicked out on the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) campus on the outskirts of Jammu on Monday, is featuring a significant number of businesses and start-ups demonstrating their military hardware. The symposium provides practical recommendations for procurement planning while facilitating a disciplined approach to product appraisal, prioritisation, and purchase.
