HM Rajnath Singh Gives Warning To Pak And Said “Stop Terrorism Else Pak Will Break Into 10 Parts”[Video included]


Home Minister Rajnath Singh today slammed Pakistan for its continuous support to terrorists and ceasefire violations and warned that it will break into 10 parts if it persists with its current policy.

 Till now Pakistan got divided into two parts but if it won’t mend its way, perhaps it will break into 10 parts, Rajnath Singh said here today.
However, he added, India will have no hand in that.
“India is the only country that never wanted to occupy any other country…We are not expansionists. We gave the world Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam message,” Rajnath Singh said.
While speaking at Shahid Diwas programme at Kathua, Jammu, the Home Minister also warned that Indian forces will not hold back if Pakistani security forces attack Indian jawans or civilians.
“I have told our forces not to fire the first bullet but if the first bullet comes from Pakistan, I have told them not to count bullets,” Singh said.


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