Mumbai: Actor Sanjay Dutt has appreciated the bravery of the Indian armed forces amidst India-Pakistan tension and called for unity and strength to terrorism.
On Saturday, the actor adopted his Instagram stories to show his full support for the Indian Army after a recent increase in cross -border tension between the two countries.
In his statement, Dutt made it clear that India would not tolerate continuous attacks and would respond with determination. He urged the nation to remain united and did not nod with the acts of terror.
“Tireless attacks on our people will no longer be tolerated. We will reply, not with hesitation, but with full strength and unwavering resolve. The world should understand that our fight is not against people or a nation, but against terrorists, who thrive on fear, anarchy and destruction. There is no doubt, we are not supporting this time,” ,
Dutt also carried forward the terrorists to describe the terrorists as a “coward” and appreciated the strength and flexibility of the Indian people and the army.
“These terrorists are nothing, but the cowards hide behind the veil of violence. They strike with shadow, but they will learn that we are a nation that does not bow down. We are strong every time they try to break us. Our unity, our soul, and our desire to fight back is more than their hatred.”
The Indian armed forces “true heroes,” said, “I am proud of my armed forces. They are frontline, fearless and focus, responding to every task of terror with courage and fire. They are not just defending boundaries; they are defending the dreams, peace of every family, and soul of the soul.
India and Pakistan have been in Loggerheads with each other after destroying terrorist camps at nine places in the neighboring country under Operation Sindoor, which was launched in response to the Gustli Pahgam terror attack.
The operation was a ventilative response to the terrorist attacks in Pahgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April, resulting in 26 civilians including a Nepali National.
Meanwhile, India has decided that any future work of terror will be considered as “war work” against India and replied according to it, top government sources said.
