Operation Sindoor: A New Era of India's Security Policy

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security to discuss India's security situation following the halt in the India-Pakistan standoff, termed Operation Sindoor. Modi emphasized India's new anti-terrorism stance while refuting US President Trump's claims of brokering the ceasefire.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi led a comprehensive session with the Cabinet Committee on Security to deliberate on India's strategic posture after a pause in military standoff with Pakistan, branded as Operation Sindoor.

During the assembly, Modi, joined by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Home Minister Amit Shah, evaluated the nation's preparedness in the light of this operational hall, underscoring the pivotal role of technological advancement.

Despite the US claiming to mediate peace, India firmly denied the involvement, reaffirming its new doctrine against terrorism while hinting at conditional military operations should Pakistan's stance change.

(With inputs from agencies.)