Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has raised a serious concern on the global stage, how secure is Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal? Addressing an audience during a strong public statement, Singh urged the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to take full charge and responsibility in monitoring Pakistan’s nuclear weapons program.
His remarks come amid growing worries over political instability and rising extremism within Pakistan, which could pose significant risks to the security of its nuclear assets. Singh questioned whether a country battling internal unrest and facing economic collapse could truly be trusted with such a dangerous arsenal.
Stressing the importance of global safety, Singh appealed to the IAEA and international community to intervene and ensure that Pakistan’s nuclear program remains under strict watch. “It’s not just about regional peace anymore. It’s about global safety,” Singh emphasized.
His strong message aims to prompt a tighter international oversight on Pakistan’s nukes, especially with concerns that these weapons could fall into the wrong hands or be used irresponsibly. With India being a direct neighbor, the implications of any misstep are enormous.
Singh’s warning underlines a growing call for nuclear accountability and transparency in the subcontinent, placing pressure on global organizations to act before it’s too late.
