Operation Sindoor: India's Decisive Strike on Terror Camps

India successfully destroyed nine terrorist training camps in Pakistan during 'Operation Sindoor'. This action was praised by Himachal Pradesh Assembly's Leader of Opposition Jai Ram Thakur and BJP's state chief Rajiv Bindal. The operation was a retaliatory measure following the Pahalgam terror attack.

In a significant counter-terror operation, the Indian armed forces executed 'Operation Sindoor,' targeting and demolishing nine terrorist camps in Pakistan, including a significant facility in Bahawalpur. This decisive strike came in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack.

Himachal Pradesh Assembly Leader of Opposition, Jai Ram Thakur, expressed his approval, underscoring that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise of retribution for terrorist actions had been fulfilled with this covert mission. Thakur noted that 'Operation Sindoor' was named symbolically after the vermilion wiped from the foreheads of terrorist attack victims' spouses.

The operation's success was further echoed by BJP's state unit chief Rajiv Bindal, who lauded the Indian forces for avenging the Pahalgam incident. Binding together political rhetoric and military strategy, the event highlights India's stern stance against terrorism.

(With inputs from agencies.)