US EditionIndia Will No Longer Be Victim of Terrorism, Operation Sindoor Is Clear Warning: Rajnath Singh Sends Strong Message
- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh stated on June 20, 2025, in Udhampur that Operation Sindoor sent a strong message against terrorism.
- Operation Sindoor was conducted by Indian forces on the night of May 6-7, targeting terrorist setups in areas of Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir as a retaliation to the deadly Pahalgam attack on April 22.
- Singh praised the armed forces' precision and courage, urging troops to focus on physical and mental well-being with yoga as a key support.
- He stated that the strength of the nation depends on the strength of its borders, highlighting the importance of being prepared to counter terrorism.
- Singh cautioned Pakistan that India is prepared to respond firmly and strategically to any acts of terrorism and will take decisive measures if its unity and integrity are threatened.
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Operation Sindoor not over yet, Pakistan's terror policy won't succeed: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday warned Pakistan that any future terror attack on Indian soil would have serious consequences, asserting that "Operation Sindoor is not over yet" and that India is prepared to take any necessary action against terrorism. Addressing the troops of the Udhampur-based Northern Command after participating in International Yoga Day celebrations, Singh said the operation had sent a strong message to Pakistan th…
Op Sindoor not over yet, it’s just a pause: Rajnath Singh - The Tribune
Operation Sindoor sent a powerful message to terrorists and their patrons that a ‘new India’ is assertive, resolute and will no longer be a victim of terrorism, but will respond with strength and strategy, said Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said interacting with soldiers at the Army’s Northern Command headquarters in Udhampur.
Pak had to kneel down, any attack will cost it dearly: Rajnath Singh's warning
Rajnath Singh, interacting with soldiers at Northern Command, said Operation Sindoor was only paused and any campaign by Pakistan to give a thousand wounds to India through terrorism would not succeed.
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