Chidambaram's Critique on Operation Sindoor Ceasefire

Congress leader P. Chidambaram criticized the Indian government for agreeing to a ceasefire after the successful Operation Sindoor against Pakistan. Though the operation was deemed successful, Chidambaram questioned its decisiveness and asked for a clearer strategy on dealing with combined threats from Pakistan and China.

Congress leader and former home minister P. Chidambaram on Tuesday criticized the government for agreeing to a 'ceasefire' following the successful completion of Operation Sindoor against Pakistan.

Speaking during a special discussion regarding the operation post-Pahalgam attack, Chidambaram praised the armed forces for their exemplary leadership but questioned the decisiveness of the operation.

He urged the government to address the growing threat of 'fused' fronts from Pakistan and China, and criticized the absence of diplomatic outreach to nearby nations such as Nepal and the Maldives.