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Defense Minister Rajnath Singh assured that the operation sindoor continues and India will answer if Pakistan grows. An all-party meeting showed unity today, in which the leaders praised the efforts of the armed forces.
New Delhi:
Operation Sindor is an ongoing operation, and while India does not want to carry out the situation at this point, if Pakistan’s attacks, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh told a unanimous meeting today, it will come back. The meeting was held a day later when India carried out air strikes at nine places in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and destroyed the terrorist infrastructure used by Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Tiba to carry out attacks on Indian land.
According to sources, the Defense Minister shared information about yesterday’s attacks, while emphasizing that the government cannot share all the details due to the sensitivity of the situation. Mr. Singh, sources said, in the all-party meeting, it was told that about 100 terrorists were killed in yesterday’s air strikes. However, he insisted that the number was not confirmed and the information was still being collected.
Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi assured the government of full support in any action. Mr. Gandhi appreciated the government’s move to call all-party meetings before and after the operation to take the opposition into confidence. Mr. Gandhi, sources said, ask some questions, but they did not push the government to reply, saying that they understand the situation.
Mallikrajun Kharge, the head of the Congress in the Rajya Sabha and Leader of the Opposition, questioned the absence of the Prime Minister at the all-party meeting. Talking to the media later, Mr. Kharge said, “He was not present in the earlier meeting. It is fine, he feels that he is above Parliament. We will ask him for some time. But this is the time of crisis, we do not want to criticize anyone.” Mr. Gandhi said that some details cannot be discussed with the media as they are confidential.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said that political leaders who cut party lines showed maturity in the meeting. “At a time when the country is facing such a crisis, there is no place for politics. All the leaders unanimously praised the armed forces. Everyone said that we would support all the functions of the government and the forces. There was no opposition to anyone,” he said.
Mr. Rijiju said that Defense Minister Singh had said that today’s meeting shows that we are not in politics, but to run the country, but to run the country.
He said, “All the political leaders across the country are speaking in one language. It is good. I want to thank all the leaders. Everyone came and supported us the way we thought it was a fruitful meeting,” he said.
On April 22, India carried out air strikes under Operation Sindoor in vengeance of the initiative terrorist attack, in which 25 tourists and Kashmiri Pony ride operators were killed in cold blood.
Yesterday, in a briefing, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that the characteristics of the attack tied the terrorist with a long track record of the terrorist across the cross-border, which is well documented, and beyond the question. “Despite being a fortnight since the attacks, there is no protesting step to take action against the terrorist infrastructure from Pakistan or to take action on the region under its control. Instead, instead, it is all included in the denial and allegations. Pakistan-based terrorist modules had our intelligence monitoring,”
