India doesn't want war, but 'will gouge out enemy's eyes if provoked'
Union Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar said India did not seek war, but would "gouge out eyes" of the enemy if provoked.
"We don't itch for a fight, but if someone looks at the country with an evil eye, we will gouge his eyes out and put them back in his hand, we have that much power," he said, while addressing a rally in Aldona Assembly constituency in Goa. "Goans can tell the world that they had sent a man to the Centre who slapped the enemy across the face."
"There was no firing on the border for the last three days, because if they (Pakistan) fire once, we fire twice at them. We are giving a tit-for-tat response, and when they realised it, they approached us, seeking to stop it," Parrikar said, in an apparent referrence to Pakistan's request for DGMO-level talks three days ago.
Asserting that the armed forces were fully prepared, Parrikar said his mother had taught him that "even if you are going to
hunt a rabbit, be prepared to kill a tiger".
"We don't itch for a fight, but if someone looks at the country with an evil eye, we will gouge his eyes out and put them back in his hand, we have that much power," he said, while addressing a rally in Aldona Assembly constituency in Goa. "Goans can tell the world that they had sent a man to the Centre who slapped the enemy across the face."
"There was no firing on the border for the last three days, because if they (Pakistan) fire once, we fire twice at them. We are giving a tit-for-tat response, and when they realised it, they approached us, seeking to stop it," Parrikar said, in an apparent referrence to Pakistan's request for DGMO-level talks three days ago.
Asserting that the armed forces were fully prepared, Parrikar said his mother had taught him that "even if you are going to
hunt a rabbit, be prepared to kill a tiger".
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