Srinagar:
After his son died while fighting one of the terrorists who set fire to Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir, Ponywallah Syed Adil Hussain Shah’s father said that Operation Sindoor gave him a sense of justice.
Syed Haider Shah said, “What is the government doing for our country, our people and all of us, and this is a good thing. Whether it is a terrorist or elsewhere in Kashmir, the government will have to eliminate them.”
Poniwallah’s father said that his son did not consider religion by saving life in Besaran Meado, despite that religion, people should stand for humanity. “Those who disrupt peace, should be strongly dealt with,” he said.
Adil’s mother Babyjan said that he is happy that the people responsible for the attack, in which 26 civilians were killed, have been brought to justice.
His brother Naushad said that this is a sense of justice that will bring peace to the families of those who died in the April 22 terror attack. He said, “We had high expectations from him (government) because the attack had to be avenged. We feel proud of our government. We were confident of him,” he said.
In vengeance of the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian Armed Forces on Wednesday stored a missile strikes on nine terrorist goals in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, including Jaish-e-Mohammed Garh of Bashakar and Lashkar-e-A-Toba’s base Maridke’s base.
Under Operation Sindor, “focus, measured and non-esclery” action by the armed forces did not attack Pakistani military facilities. The Ministry of Defense said, “India has demonstrated a lot of restraint in the selection of goals and method of execution.”
Name for action – Operation Sindoor – is a reference to Lal Varmilian that Hindu women wear to indicate their married status. In the Pahalgam terror attack, many women’s husbands were killed in front of him along with an Indian Navy officer.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave full freedom to the armed forces to respond to the Pahalgam terror attack.
At a high-level meeting with the top defense brass on 29 April, PM Modi gave the armed forces “complete operational freedom”, to take the mode, target and time decision of the response to the Pahgam terror attack.
