MP Raghav Chadha’s Stern Warning to Pakistan: Shape Up, or the Ganga Will Flow from Kashi to Islamabad, and India’s Tricolour Will Wave in Rawalpindi

New Delhi, May 10, 2025: Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has sent a loud and clear message to Pakistan: India’s precise and powerful strikes on terrorist hideouts under “Operation Sindoor” are a warning-stop your terrorist activities and cowardly attacks now, or face the toughest consequences history has ever seen. 
 
Honoring the fearless courage of the Indian Armed Forces, Chadha urged the nation to stand united. He said, “We don’t pick fights, but we don’t let go once provoked. India is the land of Buddha, but also the home of warriors like Arjun and Bhishma.”  

“You Can Choose Friends, But Not Neighbors”

Strongly condemning Pakistan’s ongoing terrorism and sneaky border attacks, Chadha remarked, “It’s a hard truth-you can pick your friends, but not your neighbors. And if your neighbor is like Pakistan, it’s our duty to set them straight with tough action.” He stressed that India is not just battling Pakistan but also the cruelty, brutality, and terrorist mindset it supports.  

Praising the armed forces’ heroism, he said, “The incredible bravery of our soldiers makes it clear-this time, terrorism will be completely eradicated. We need to pray for our soldiers’ safety and stand like a rock with their families.”
  
Pahalgam Attack: A Shame on Humanity

Chadha brought up the horrific terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22, where Pakistani terrorists brutally targeted innocent civilians. “It was a disgrace to humanity,” he said. “We avenged the honor of our mothers and sisters with the first phase of Operation Sindoor, where our forces stormed terrorist hideouts and taught them a lesson.”  

But instead of admitting its wrongs, Pakistan tried to target innocent civilians and children along the border. Chadha called this a sign of Pakistan’s weak mentality, adding, “They forgot that India is not only the land of Buddha and Gandhi but also of Arjun, Bhishma, Bhagat Singh, and Chandrashekhar Azad.”  

Indian Forces Show Pakistan Its Place

Chadha showered praise on the three branches of the Indian Armed Forces- Army, Navy, and Air Force-for showing Pakistan its true place. He declared, “Our fighter jets are roaring over Pakistan’s skies, shaking them to their core. Our air defense system is crushing their missiles and drones like mosquitoes.” 
 
He called out the terrorists behind past atrocities: “Those who snatched children from mothers begging for mercy, who attacked our people from Pulwama to Uri, who killed hundreds of innocent lives in the 2008 Mumbai attacks, who targeted our Parliament in 2001, and who shook Mumbai with serial blasts in 1993-their hateful mindset is being destroyed by our forces with full strength.” He urged citizens to stay united, saying, “In tough times, we must be the nation’s strength, not its weakness. Our fight against terrorism grows stronger with our unity and determination.”  

Pakistan, Remember Your History

Reminding Pakistan of its past defeats, Chadha said, “Pakistan has a short memory, so we need to remind them.” He recalled the 1971 war, when India brought 90,000 Pakistani soldiers to their knees, leading to the creation of Bangladesh. He also mentioned the 1984 Siachen operation and the 1999 Kargil war, where India crushed Pakistan’s evil plans.  

Taking a sharp dig, he said, “A country that begs the world 24/7 and feeds its children’s share of milk to terrorists will have its pride crushed-this is the pledge of every Indian.”  

A Call for Unity

Chadha appealed to the nation to rise above religion, caste, politics, or leaders, saying, “Our faith, caste, politics, or leaders may differ, but first and foremost, we are Indians. If anyone dares to look at our motherland, we will answer together.”  

Showing support for the families of brave soldiers like Colonel Sofia Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, he said, “We must stand with them, boosting their courage and morale.”  

Final Warning to Pakistan

Chadha warned, “India demands that Pakistan reforms, or the Ganga will flow from Kashi to Islamabad, and the Tricolour will wave in Rawalpindi.” He repeated, “Our forces are proving that India is Pakistan’s master-and a master stays a master.”  

He called on citizens to stay united, uplift the armed forces, and support soldiers’ families. “Let’s pray for our soldiers’ safety. This is the time to be India’s strength, not its weakness,” he said. India wants peace but will never compromise on security.