India has strongly condemned the remarks made by Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Syed Asim Munir, during his recent visit to the United States, emphasizing that Pakistan’s nuclear sabre-rattling is a routine tactic. Munir’s threats to defend Pakistan’s water rights against Indian dams on the Indus River were labeled as irresponsible by Indian officials, who also highlighted the dangers of Pakistan’s military ties with terrorist groups and the integrity of its nuclear command. India reiterated its commitment to national security, stating it will not succumb to nuclear blackmail. Furthermore, Munir’s diplomatic efforts have faced domestic backlash, showcasing the tension within Pakistan where the military has increasingly overshadowed civilian governance. Analysts note that Munir’s tenure has been marked by significant military overreach and rising insurgency challenges, with his leadership being scrutinized amid a deteriorating security situation. India’s response not only underscores its resolve to protect its sovereignty but also reflects a broader geopolitical context, where Pakistan’s military is perceived as destabilizing in the region, further reinforcing India’s strategic posture against such threats.