Modi Defends Operation Sindoor Amidst Political Allegations
Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly defended Operation Sindoor in the Lok Sabha, responding to opposition criticism. The operation, targeting terror facilities in Pakistan, was lauded by Modi as a 'victory celebration'. He criticized Congress for allegedly siding with Pakistan and accused it of spreading misinformation while emphasizing India's indigenous defense capabilities.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a robust stand in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday, defending Operation Sindoor in response to fierce criticism from the opposition. The operation, which targeted Pakistan's military strength, was hailed by Modi as a 'vijayotsav' or victory celebration, drawing applause from government benches.
Addressing concerns about international intervention, Modi noted that no world leader requested India to halt its military actions, rebutting claims tied to US President Trump's mediation offerings. He accused Congress of echoing Pakistani disinformation and undermining Indian military efforts in a politically charged debate.
Highlighting the success of India's indigenous defense capabilities, Modi expounded on the destruction of over a thousand Pakistani drones and missiles. The Prime Minister also stressed that the global demand for Indian weaponry has been bolstered by the operation, showcasing India's strategic military progress.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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