For the first time since 1971, a Pakistani warship is going to visit Bangladesh, because after being defeated in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan is now plotting to encircle India through Bangladesh. After the Chief of Staff Committee of Pakistan, Pakistan Navy Chief Naved Ashraf is going to visit Bangladesh next week (8-11 November).

During the visit of Pakistani Navy Chief, it is believed that a warship of Pakistani Navy will also reach Bangladesh. If this happens, it will be the first visit of a Pakistani warship to Bangladesh since 1971.

Bangladesh interim government is strengthening relations with Pakistan

Due to defeat at the hands of India in the 1971 war, Pakistan was divided into two and Bangladesh was born. Since then there was tension between Pakistan and Bangladesh, but the interim government formed after the overthrow of the then Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year (2024) is strengthening relations with Pakistan due to continuous anti-India activities.

Last month, Pakistan Army’s second-ranking top military commander (Chairman, Chiefs of Staff Committee), General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, also visited Bangladesh. Mirza had met Bangladesh’s interim government chief Mohammad Yunus and army chief Waqar uz Zaman. Now Pakistan Navy Chief Ashraf’s visit raises doubts.

Pakistan’s hovercraft deployed in Sir Creek area

The Pakistani Navy Chief had recently visited the disputed Sir Creek area adjacent to Gujarat. During this time, Ashraf had handed over three new hovercraft (special boats running on land and water) to the Pakistani Navy.

Only after Ashraf’s visit to Sir Creek, India has started the major tri-service exercise, Trishul (1-13 November). This exercise is being conducted especially in Sir Creek and Thar Desert of Rajasthan, in which along with the Army, Air Force and Navy, BSF (Border Security Force) and Coast Guard are also participating.

India keeps an eye on every action of neighboring countries

However, considering the proximity of Pakistan and Bangladesh, India has also geared up. Last week, Indian Navy Vice Chief Sanjay Vastyayan had clearly said that every action of Pakistan and Bangladesh is being closely monitored by the three armies of India (Army, Air Force and Navy) and all the intelligence agencies.

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India has announced to start the joint military exercise ‘Trishul’ of the three armies at Sir Creek. NOTAM has also been issued regarding this. Pakistan, which was defeated in Operation Sindoor, is scared of the ‘Trishul’ of the Indian forces and now hastily issued a notice to conduct naval exercises. The place where the Indian Army’s maneuver will take place is the Sir Creek area located near the India-Pakistan border, which is already considered strategically sensitive.

This big military exercise of India will run from 30 October to 10 November. According to the Defense Ministry, this is the country’s most extensive Tri-Service Exercise in recent years, in which the Army, Navy and Air Force are exercising together. Its main objective is to strengthen the operational coordination between the three armies. Making a joint strategy on all three fronts of war – land, air and sea. To showcase the potential of indigenous technologies under Aatmanirbharta. This exercise is going on simultaneously in Saurashtra coast, coastal areas of Arabian Sea and western desert area.

Pakistan now issues a naval navigational warning for a firing exercise in the same area India has an airspace reservation for its ongoing tri-services military drills

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Pakistan has issued NOTAM twice in 5 days

Just before this military exercise by India, Pakistan issued NOTAM (Notice to Airmen). Islamabad temporarily closed several air routes between 28 and 29 October. Within five days, Pakistan issued a second NOTAM, in which it has been said that the airspace will be closed till 30 November. Defense experts believe that this step has been taken in response to India’s Trishul campaign. There is also a possibility that Pakistan is also preparing for some missile test or naval exercise.

Reserved airspace up to 28,000 feet

Satellite images shared by open source intelligence expert Damien Simon have revealed that India has reserved airspace up to 28,000 feet for its Trishul exercise. This is an indication that during this period, India can also test weapons with its long-range and hypersonic technology.

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Amid the ongoing conflict over Sir Creek, 20-25 Indian warships and more than 40 fighter jets are taking part in India’s tri-exercise Trishul (30 October-13 November) organized in Rajasthan, Gujarat and the Arabian Sea adjacent to the Pakistan border. Along with this, the Southern Command of the Army (Headquarters Pune), BSF and Coast Guard are also participating with full strength.

Indian Navy’s Director General of Naval Operations (DGNO) N Pramod told during a press conference on Friday (October 31, 2025) that the objective of this exercise is to create synergy between all the Maritime Forces and Armed Forces in a large complex environment, so that in case of war, there is complete coordination and cooperation between the Armed Forces and Central Agencies.

NOTAM issued in North Arabian Sea

For the first time after Operation Sindoor, all three wings of the army i.e. Army, Air Force and Navy are conducting joint exercises. Regarding this exercise, India has issued NOTAM i.e. Notice to Airmen in Gujarat, Rajasthan and North Arabian Sea, so that there is no violation of air-space during the exercise.

This is the first time in recent years that a joint exercise of India’s tri-services i.e. all three parts of the army is being conducted on the western border. Indian Navy’s aircraft carrier INS Vikrant and the fighter aircraft deployed on it MiG-29K are also taking part in this exercise.

Indian Air Force airbases taking part

The South-Western Command of the Indian Air Force (Headquarters Gandhinagar) and all the airbases in the region are participating in the exercise. According to the information, MiG-29, Sukhoi, Mirage and Jaguar fighter jets of the Air Force are taking part.

Apart from fighter planes, reconnaissance aircraft and military transport aircraft are also part of the exercise. Vice Admiral Pramod also informed that apart from traditional war, this war-game has also been organized in cyber and space domain.

Pakistan scared by Defense Minister’s warning

In recent times, tension has increased between India and Pakistan regarding Sir Creek area of ​​Gujarat. On the occasion of Dussehra, Rajnath reached Sir Creek and performed Shastra Puja and warned Pakistan to desist from any kind of nefarious activities in this area.

Rajnath had revealed that Pakistan has been keeping an eye on this area since the 1965 war. This is the reason why Pakistan is increasing its military deployment in its jurisdiction of Sir Creek. Rajnath had clearly said that if Pakistan made any mis-adventure in Sir Creek, then like the 1971 war, the history and geography of Pakistan would be completely changed.

Pakistan stirs in Sir Creek after Defense Minister’s visit

The Defense Minister had even said that the road to Karachi also passes through Sir Creek. Soon after Rajnath Singh’s visit, Pakistani Navy Chief Naved Ashraf reached Sir Creek and deployed three hovercraft here.

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The decades-old tension between India and Pakistan has now extended beyond Jammu and Kashmir and LoC to the Sir Creek area of ​​Gujarat. The joint exercise named Trishul of the Indian Armed Forces is going on in this area, due to which this area has become a new center in the security equation of India-Pakistan.

Sir Creek becomes new strategic border

The Trishul exercise of the Indian Army will run from 30 October to 10 November. During this time, due to major air and ground activities on the Rajasthan-Gujarat border, India has issued NOTAM (Notice to Airmen). Pakistan has also banned flights over its southern and central parts, possibly for its military exercises or missile testing. Although India has described it as an ‘annual routine exercise’, its timing, location and scale indicate that it is also a strategic message to Pakistan. The marshy area of ​​Sir Creek is now taking a prominent place in India’s defense strategy.

What is Sir Creek dispute?

Sir Creek is a 96 km long tidal flat located between the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat and the Sindh province of Pakistan. This area is important because it is from here that the maritime boundary (Exclusive Economic Zone – EEZ) of both the countries is decided, which extends for 370 kilometers into the Arabian Sea. India claims that the border passes through the middle of Sir Creek, while Pakistan says that the eastern edge is the border, giving it control over the entire area. This dispute has not been resolved even after dozens of meetings since 1969.

Increased military activities and warnings

Recently, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh had warned Pakistan that ‘if Pakistan takes any action in Sir Creek, its response will change both history and geography.’ After this, Pakistan Navy Chief also visited Sir Creek area. India is concerned about the expansion of Pakistani military infrastructure and construction of new posts in this area.

Why is Sir Creek important?

Sir Creek is very important for the security of India’s western coast because it is near India’s naval and air bases. In recent years, incidents of suspicious boats coming from Pakistan have also increased here, which makes it a possible infiltration route. According to experts, now that infiltration routes into Kashmir have become difficult, Pakistan may try new moves through coastal routes. India’s Trishul exercise is being conducted keeping this potential threat in mind, so that any maritime or asymmetric attack can be responded to immediately.

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh’s statement in ‘Sir Creek’ area has created a stir in Pakistan. Immediately, Pakistani Navy Chief visited the disputed ‘Sir Creek’ area and deployed three hovercrafts here.

According to the information, Pakistani Navy Chief Admiral Naved Ashraf visited the forward post of Sir Creek. During this period, Ashraf made every effort to protect Pakistani sovereignty from Sir Creek to Jiwani in Balochistan. Besides, hovercraft (boats) that run on water and land were also handed over to the Pakistani Navy. Pakistan has purchased this hovercraft from England.

Defense Minister’s warning to Pakistan

On the occasion of Dussehra, Rajnath Singh visited Sir Creek area and performed Shastra Puja with Indian soldiers. At that time, Rajnath Singh warned Pakistan clearly that if any nefarious act was done in Sir Creek area, the history and geography of Pakistan would change again.

Giving the example of Lahore during the 1965 war, Rajnath Singh instructed Pakistan that the road to Karachi also passes through Sir Creek. In 1965, Pakistan started the war against India from Sir Creek area itself, but later had to face defeat.

Pakistani military infrastructure increased in Sir Creek

Rajnath Singh had said that even after 78 years of independence, a dispute is raised by Pakistan regarding the border in Sir Creek area. India has tried several times to resolve this issue through dialogue, but Pakistan’s intentions are flawed, its intentions are not clear. The way Pakistan Army has recently increased its military infrastructure in the areas adjacent to Sir Creek, it reveals its intentions.

Rajnath Singh said that Indian Army and BSF (Border Security Force) are jointly protecting India’s borders. If any attempt is made by Pakistan in Sir Creek area, it will get such a befitting reply that both history and geography will change.

The road to Karachi passes through Sir Creek

The Defense Minister said in a clear tone that Pakistan should remember that a road to Karachi passes through the creek. Rajnath Singh said that during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan made an unsuccessful attempt to penetrate India’s defense system from Leh to this area of ​​Sir Creek.

He said that the Indian forces, in their retaliatory action, completely exposed the Pakistani air defense system and gave a message to the world that the Indian forces can cause huge damage to Pakistan whenever, wherever and however they want.

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The statement of Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Sir Creek has created a stir in Pakistan. Pakistani expert Qamar Cheema has come into great fear due to this statement of Rajnath Singh and he says that the Government of Pakistan does not have enough money to make security arrangements in different places. On Thursday (October 2, 2025), on the occasion of Dussehra, Rajnath Singh from a military base in Bhuj, Gujarat has given a clear message to Pakistan that if Sir tries to act in Creek area, there will be a befitting reply and will change both history and geography.

Pak expert Qamar Cheema said that the Indian Defense Minister has talked about this very dangerous and the head Creek area he is talking about is also very dangerous. There is all the marshy water, the infrastructure cannot stand here, there is also flood here. About 96 km long narrow water stream in the Gulf of Kutch in Gujarat is called Sir Creek. It falls between Gujarat in India and Sindh province of Pakistan.

He said, ‘India’s leadership wants Pakistan’s expenses to be spent. This is not a minor thing. Pakistan will be stretched that there is a danger in Karachi, there is a danger in Lahore, there is a danger in Sir Creek, there is also a danger in Siachen. They are scaring Pakistan that you deploy resources at different places, but Pakistan cannot do it.

Qamar Cheema said that India wants to fight with a place from where he is saying that one way goes to Karachi. He said that Rajnath Singh is right, when all our leaders have to go to Sir Creek, they go by air and it takes less than an hour to go there from Karachi.

Pak experts said, ‘In this way we will make pressure on Pakistan, but we do not have enough money to deploy resources at different places, India has money. We want our issue to be resolved by sitting on the table, but India is not ready to sit on the table. We are ready because we want our resources not to go. India has a large number of money, but we do not have it.

Qamar Cheema said, ‘Now it is a matter of view that this statement of the Indian Defense Minister is a gesture towards a new struggle or what is. If the Sir Creek region sees the Indian Navy, then the Indian Navy is being given importance again and again, maybe the next time India should field Navy against Pakistan.