New Delhi:
The Congress hit a raga of unity and solidarity as party chief Mallikrajun Kharge praised the “resolve and courage” of the security forces after the launch of Operation Sindoor to hit nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir. Congress spokesperson Jayer Ramesh also expressed his party’s support to the armed forces.
Mr. Kharge wrote in a post on X, “National unity and solidarity are required and the Indian National Congress stands with our armed forces. Our leaders have shown the way in the past, and national interests are the highest to us.”
The Indian armed forces made accurate attacks on terrorist bases in Pakistan, including Jaish-e-Mohammed Garh of Bahawalpur and Base Muridke of Lashkar-e-Tabiba.
Other Lakshya Tehra Kalan, Markz Abbas in Kotli and Syedna Bilal Camp in Muzaffarabad (all the terror of the restricted Jai-e-Mohammed) were Sarajal.
Jaim Ramesh reiterated his party’s “full support” in response to the Pahalgam terror attack in India’s response, killing 26 civilians. He said, “India’s commitment to eliminate all sources of terrorism in Pakistan and PoK is necessary to remain unrelated and always anchor in the highest national interest.”
The Congress MP said that the party “stands strongly with our armed forces”.
A statement by the Union Ministry of Defense stated that the works done by the Indian Armed Forces have been “concentrated, measured and non-focused” in nature and that no Pakistani military facilities have been targeted.
After the tension between India and Pakistan, there are strikes with a trimming of measures by both sides in the last few days. India suspended the Indus Water Treaty, shut down its airspace for Pakistan -owned and operated aircraft and expel diplomats. In response, Pakistan continued firing with a line of control for 12 consecutive nights.
