Former Indian Corps Commander Admits Concerns Over India’s Military Capabilities

A former Indian Corps Commander has raised serious questions about India’s military capabilities, admitting that India lacks both the ability and the strength to engage in a war with Pakistan.

The former Corps Commander stated that India does not possess the technological superiority required to conduct military operations without fear, as the United States does. He further mentioned that India lacks the missile power, drones, air force, and naval superiority needed to carry out military operations without significant risks.

The former Corps Commander added that Pakistan would certainly respond to any military action from India and emphasised that warfare is always a two-sided affair, not one-sided. His admission highlights that India is not prepared to face Pakistan in a military conflict.

Defence experts have confirmed that the Corps Commander’s statements are grounded in reality, as a Corps Commander is well-versed with the ground realities of war. They believe this admission serves as evidence that India’s military strategy has significant flaws, while Pakistan’s defence capabilities remain robust and noteworthy.