Col Sofiya Qureshi: A Trailblazer in Indian Army Operations
Col Sofiya Qureshi, a multi-generation Indian Army officer, showcased her leadership in the recent 'Operation Sindoor' against terror targets in Pakistan. During a briefing, she highlighted her journey influenced by her family's military background. Known for leading a multinational training exercise, Qureshi embodies inspiration for women in defense.
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Col Sofiya Qureshi, an esteemed officer in the Indian Army, alongside Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh, addressed the media on India's recent 'Operation Sindoor'. This mission involved strategic missile strikes on key terror targets in Pakistan, highlighting a calculated military response after civilian casualties in J&K.
The briefing featured the two accomplished women officers, Col Sofiya and Wing Commander Vyomika, flanking the Foreign Secretary. They detailed the meticulously executed strikes, hitting significant strongholds like Jaish-e-Mohammad's Bahawalpur and Lashkar-e-Taiba's Muridke, showcasing India's commitment to national security.
Col Qureshi, rooted in a military family, discussed her motivation derived from familial legacy and her prominent role in multinational exercises. Her journey, reflecting determination and courage, emphasizes her pioneering status as the first woman officer leading an Army training contingent at a 2016 ASEAN exercise, inspiring many in the field.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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