Big confession of Pakistan President Zardari on Operation Sindoor, said- were forced to hide in bunkers

New Delhi, 28 December. On April 22 this year, a Pakistan-sponsored terrorist attack took place in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 people lost their lives. After this, India launched Operation Sindoor on the night of 6-7 May. In this, a strike was carried out on the terrorists by entering Pakistan. India had given ceasefire only after the request of Pakistani Army, but officially Pakistan has been denying all this. In such a situation, the confession of the President of Pakistan regarding Operation Sindoor has come to light.

Asif Ali Zardari himself has now confessed everything regarding Operation Sindoor. Addressing a program in Pakistan, he said that one of my representatives came to me and said that sir, the war has started. He further said that although I had told him 4 days ago that there was going to be a war.

‘The war has started sir, let’s go to the bunker’

Zardari told that his representative said that the war has started, sir, go to the bunker. Zardari further said in his address that we ourselves are ready for the battlefield. We are ready to fight with our own arms. We are even ready to sacrifice our lives. It is clear from Zardari’s statement that many senior officers of the Pakistani Army had also gone into the bunker to save their lives. During Operation Sindoor, Pakistani Army Chief Asim Munir was also not visible for several days.

Zardari’s jackal to India

Threatening India, Asif Ali Zardari further said that forget that there will be bread, there will be bullets… we will shoot bullets, what bullets will you shoot. After the Pahalgam terrorist attack, India ended all diplomatic relations with Pakistan. Since the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty by India, Pakistan has written to the Indian government several times demanding its reinstatement.