India's Operation Sindoor: Precision Strikes Against Terrorism

Operation Sindoor showcases India's decisive action against terrorist bases in Pakistan led by security forces. A senior lawyer praises the mission's success and urges postponing a parliamentary committee visit to Jammu and Kashmir due to current security concerns.

In a decisive military action, Indian security forces have conducted 'Operation Sindoor,' targeting terrorist bases in Pakistan with precise strikes. Congress's Rajya Sabha member and senior lawyer publicly applauded the operation for its success in weakening terrorism infrastructure across the border, particularly focusing on the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba.

The strikes follow a brutal attack in Kashmir, where 25 male tourists and a local guide were killed, intensifying the need for such combative measures. With the operation being framed as retaliation, tanks and jets honed in on terrorist launch pads without violating Pakistani airspace, according to officials.

In light of these events and the sensitive security situation, there are calls from political leaders like Tankha to postpone parliamentary committee visits to Srinagar and Jammu. Such high-profile tours, scheduled for mid-May, may detract from security efficacy and efforts needed in the border state during this time.

(With inputs from agencies.)