Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has warned of dangerous war and said that this time the enemy can also get support from another country. This statement of the army chief has come to light at a time when Pakistan’s Army Chief and Field Marshal Asim Munir is on a visit to America. However, General Upendra Dwivedi did not name any country and his statement is also dated August 4, whose video was released by the army on Sunday (August 10, 2025).

According to the PTI report, the army chief underlined the possibility of a danger without naming a country and said, ‘Next time this (danger) may be more and that country will do it alone or with the support of any other country, we do not know, but, I am sure, I think that country will not be alone. We have to be careful here.

General Upendra Dwivedi used chess and cricket similes to emphasize the complications of Operation Sindoor. General Upendra Dwivedi compared it to the chess bet and said, ‘We played chess in Operation Sindoor. What does it mean? This means that we did not know what the next move of the enemy would be and what we are going to do. We call it gray zone. Gray zone means that we are not running a traditional campaign, but we are doing something that is slightly different from the traditional campaign.

He said, ‘Traditional campaign means, take everything, take everything you have and if you can come back then come back, otherwise stay there. This is called a traditional method. Here gray zone means activity occurring in any of all areas, we are talking about this and Operation Sindoor taught us that this is the gray zone.

The army chief said, ‘We were playing chess bets and that (enemy) was also going on chess. Somewhere we were beating them and beating them, so somewhere we were trying to beat him even at the risk of losing our lives, but this means life. General Upendra Dwivedi insisted that as far as the gray zone is concerned, it is always and will remain.

He said in detail, ‘And, the next war we are imagining, it can happen soon. We have to prepare accordingly, in this we will have to fight this fight together. The army chief said that the army alone will not fight it.

He said, ‘If I see it from my perspective, then India is facing two and a half fronts. If we talk about the grassroots boundaries of the country, then the currency of the people of today’s people will remain in the form of land.

He said, ‘If anything was not visible, then it may be that other countries are helping the enemy … This Test match stopped on the fourth day, it could have continued even 14 days, 140 days, 1400 days. We do not know, but we have to be ready for all this.

Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi Bhutan Visit: Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi is on a tour of Bhutan these days. As soon as he reached Thimpu, the capital of Bhutan, he received a very special welcome. The king and queen of Bhutan met him himself and honored him in a royal style. This grand reception was held at Tashichhojong Mahal in Bhutan, where he was also given a guard of honor in a traditional way.

India-Bhutan symbol of strengthening of military relations
The statement issued by the Indian Army said that the yatra reflects strong and permanent friendship between the two countries. India and Bhutan military relations are decades old and this visit is expected to strengthen them more. Especially at a time when China is constantly trying to infiltrate the areas of Bhutan, this journey is also a tough message for China that India and Bhutan are united.

China’s tension will increase
This closeness of Bhutan and India can make China uncomfortable. In the last few years, China has made several attempts about the border agreement with Bhutan, but Bhutan has not yet compromised on India’s strategic partnership. In such a situation, this visit of Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi clearly indicates China that Bhutan is still standing firmly with India and will not come under any pressure.

General Dwivedi met the military head of Bhutan
Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi had a thorough conversation with Lt Gen Baatu Shering, Chief Operations Officer of Royal Bhutan Army in Bhutan capital. During this time there was a discussion on strengthening military cooperation between the two countries and deepening the strategic partnership. This meeting took place when concerns are increasing about China’s military activities in the region.

Discussion on the role of Imtrat also
General Dwivedi will also meet senior officials of the Indian Military Training Team (IMTRAT) in Bhutan. This party is playing an important role in training and supporting the Royal Bhutan Army. This visit of General Dwivedi is taking place when India has recently targeted terrorist bases in Pakistan occupied areas under ‘Operation Sindoor’, which has further increased the importance of India’s regional military activism and strategic relations.

Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Bhutan Visit: India’s Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has gone to Thimpu on a four -day visit to Bhutan amidst the new controversy of China and Bhutan in Doklam. Dwivedi is on a tour of Bhutan for the first time as Army Chief General. This tour about the strong relationship between the two countries is considered very important.

This tour will further strengthen permanent defense cooperation between the two countries. In this tour, Army Chief Bhutan King Jigme Khesar will meet Namgyal Wangchuk. Lieutenant General Battu Shering, Chief Operation Officer of Royal Bhutan Army, will also hold talks with the Indian Army Chief.

China is confronting Bhutan after beating India
After beating India in Doklam in the year 2017, China is facing Bhutan this time instead of directing India. China’s PLA Army is in a state of conflict with the Royal Army of Bhutan. In February this year, China’s PLA Army objected to the patrolling of the soldiers of Bhutan on the banks of the Amo-Chu river near Doklam.

China objected to Tibetan shepherds as Tibetan
During the flag meeting, the Commander of the Bhutan Army bluntly told the PLA Army of China that the Chinese soldiers did not cross the Amo Chouta river and come to the eastern bank, so patrolling is being done. China’s PLA Army is now objected to calling Tibetan shepherds adjacent to Doklam as Tibetan. The PLA has instructed Bhutan to address these shepherds in the name of Chinese shepherds.

The Army Chief’s visit to Bhutan is taking place at a time when China has continued to strengthen its military infrastructure in Doklam. Army spokesperson Colonel Nishant Arvind said that India, Bhutan and expansionist China is keeping a close watch on the border talks to resolve their regional disputes. This includes Doklam in the west and the Chalung and Pasmalang valleys in the north.

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Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi: Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi is on a four -day visit to Bhutan. This visit of General Dwivedi is going to be special in many ways. Army chief Dwivedi has gone to the neighboring country in the backdrop of China’s efforts to strengthen the infrastructure around Doklam located strategically. His visit can make the relationship between the two countries stronger with good military relations between India and Bhutan. This can increase China’s tension.

Officials said that General Dwivedi Raja Jigme Khesar will meet Namgyal Wangchuk in Bhutan’s capital Thimpu and talk to Bhutan Army Chief Lieutenant General Battu Shering. The army chief’s visit from 30 June to 3 July is taking place amid the changing regional security scenario. With this, he has gone to neighboring country seven weeks after India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ to target terrorist bases in Pakistani regions.

Along with Doklam, Chinese activities can also be discussed hot

The Indian Army said, “The purpose of this journey is to further strengthen the permanent bilateral defense cooperation between the two countries.” It is expected that in the conversation with General Dwivedi’s Bhutanese dialogues, the situation of the Doklam plateau as well as Chinese activities in the area will be like Chinese activities.

In the year 2017, the ‘Doklam Tri-Junction’ has strengthened the strategic relations between India and Bhutan in the last few years under the backdrop of 73 days of deadlock between Indian and Chinese soldiers. The Doklam Plateau is considered an important area for the strategic interest of India. In 2017, the deadlock on ‘Doklam Tri-Junction’ began when China tried to build a road in the region, which Bhutan claims to be its area.

Input – PTI