Indian Army's Operation Sindoor: A Resounding Reply to Terrorism

In a show of strong resolve, Uttar Pradesh Minister Om Prakash Rajbhar and BJP MP Jagdambika Pal have praised the Indian Army's successful execution of Operation Sindoor. The operation has been linked to India's firm commitment to avenging past terror assaults on its soil, including notable attacks at Pahalgam, Uri, and Pulwama.

Minister Rajbhar expressed gratitude towards the Army for their decisive action, aligning it with promises made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He criticized opposition parties, asserting that the operation served as a powerful retort to their derision. 'I thank the Indian Army for fulfilling the country's wish and the promise of PM Modi and other key leaders,' Rajbhar remarked.

BJP MP Jagdambika Pal echoed similar sentiments, describing the operation as a formidable act of retribution for the Pahalgam terror incident. He stressed that 'such actions will ensure that enemies of the state are given a lesson they won't forget, as this avenges multiple historical attacks, including those of 26/11 and the 2001 Parliament strike.'

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri informed the media that the Pahalgam attack aimed to derail the return of normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir, marked by brutal executions carried out in front of the victims' families. Operation Sindoor, as elucidated by Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, targeted nine terrorist camps while ensuring no civilian infrastructure was harmed.

Col Sofiya Qureshi presented videos of the obliterated terror camps during the press briefing, highlighting the precision of the strikes on locations like Muridke and others linked to the perpetrators of the 2008 Mumbai attacks. These calculated moves underline India's unwavering resolve against terrorism.

(With inputs from agencies.)