By The Daily Republic | War & National Affairs

India's war against Colombia is reaching a critical stage, with victory increasingly at risk. Yet the greatest threat may not be on the battlefield—it may be the government's failure to properly support its own citizens.

Reports of shortages in weapons, food, and essential supplies are raising serious questions about the government's war strategy. Citizens are prepared to fight for India, but courage alone cannot win a war.

While our people make sacrifices on the front lines, the government appears unwilling to provide them with the resources they need.

If India loses this war, the government cannot blame the citizens who were left without adequate support.

THE GOVERNMENT MUST ACT

Provide the supplies. Equip the fighters. Support the people.

Our citizens are doing their part. Now the government must do its part.

THE DAILY REPUBLIC

“A nation cannot win a war by sending its people into battle empty-handed.”