Operation Sindoor: Uniting India's Political Spectrum Against Terror
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh briefed an all-party meeting on India's Operation Sindoor against terror sites in Pakistan and PoK, where 100 terrorists were reportedly eliminated. Despite heightened tensions, political leaders united in support, highlighting national security concerns and congratulating armed forces for their success.
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Defense Minister Rajnath Singh disclosed to an all-party meeting on Thursday that India's military strikes led to the elimination of at least 100 hardcore terrorists in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, as part of Operation Sindoor.
The meeting, reflecting a unified political front, saw widespread support from opposition parties, commending the armed forces' actions amid escalating tensions between the neighboring nations.
Singh emphasized India's stance against escalation but assured a strong response to any attack from Pakistan, urging political leaders to maintain national security priority over partisan politics.
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