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New Delhi: Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh, while addressing the CII Business Summit on Thursday, said that Operation Sindoor has given us a clear idea of the direction in which we are going and what we need in the future. Therefore, we need to do a lot of work to reorganize our thought processes, which is already underway, he said that he will do whatever he has promised to do. The Air Chief Marshal said that Operation Sindoor, as the Navy Chief had said, is changing the character of war. During this, the Air Chief Marshal also quoted a dialogue from a Salman Khan film.
Air Chief Marshal said – once committed, then he does not even listen to himself
Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh addressed the gathering of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh at the CII Summit. During this, he said, ‘We have reiterated the commitment of Hindustan in front of the world. Life may be lost but the promise should not be broken, this is our only goal. Now we will always have to be ready for the future. We won the war on the strength of the Whole of Nation approach. We have to use this approach to make the defense forces strong. It is not just a Whole of Nation approach, we have to work in Whole of Nation mission mode and bring results. He further said that we, the Indian Army, believe in one thing that once we make a commitment, we do not even listen to ourselves.
What else did the Air Chief Marshal say
The Air Chief Marshal said, “Every day, we are discovering new technologies. In the future too, we will be able to deliver the goods as a nation and we will be able to achieve our objectives. AMCA- Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft has also been approved for the participation of private industry, which is a very big step and today the country has such trust in the private industry and I am sure that this will pave the way for big things to come in the future.”
He said that whether it is the Army or the Navy, the Air Force will always be there and the Air Force should be interesting for both. “Whatever operation we do, we cannot do it without the Air Force and I think that has been proved very well during this operation (Sindoor) as well. We cannot just talk about production in India. We have to start designing and developing in India as well and when it comes to production in numbers, the capability comes out. So we need to maintain this trust between the forces and the industry,” he said.
