US Edition'Indian Soldiers Didn't Kill Terrorists Based on Their Religion but on...': Rajnath Singh on Operation Sindoor
Jaish-e-Mohammad aims to rebuild destroyed terror infrastructure by raising Rs 3.91 billion through a campaign using digital wallets controlled by Masood Azhar's family, ensuring decade-long operational funding.
- Pakistan-Based Jaish-e-Mohammad launched a Rs 3.91 billion fundraising campaign after May 7 Operation Sindoor destroyed its headquarters and four training camps, security officials said.
- Operation Sindoor began on May 7 as India's retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam attack that killed 26 civilians, followed by strikes on Pakistani air bases on May 10 amid escalation.
- Intelligence reports show JeM is using digital wallets such as EasyPaisa and Sadapay, with accounts traced to Talha Al Saif and Aftab Ahmad, framing the campaign as building 313 mosques costing Rs 12.5 million each.
- No fewer than ten satellites engaged by ISRO provided round-the-clock guidance, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said, while Indian Air Force Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh reported six Pakistani aircraft downed and nine terror camps struck.
- Officials say Operation Sindoor marks a turning point as India's space programme unveils a 15-year roadmap with over 100 planned satellite launches, signaling a strategic shift.
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'Indian soldiers didn't kill terrorists based on their religion but on...': Rajnath Singh on Operation Sindoor
Operation Sindoor: Indian soldiers didn't kill terrorist based on their religion but on their deeds, Rajnath Singh said. India upholds the principle of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ and does not discriminate based on caste or religion, he mentioned.
Our soldiers did not kill terrorists based on their religion, but because of their deeds: Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh also lauded the people of border areas for supporting the administration and the armed forces during the military operation to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack
Terrorists killed people after asking religion, our soldiers did not kill terrorists based on religion but for their deeds: Rajanth.
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Pahalgam terrorists killed after asking religion, but we killed after seeing their deeds: Rajnath Singh (Ld)
Jodhpur, Aug 25 (IANS) Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday drew a stark contrast between terrorists who killed innocents in Pahalgam after asking their religion and India’s armed forces, who,… Continue reading Pahalgam terrorists killed after asking religion, but we killed after seeing their deeds: Rajnath Singh (Ld) The post Pahalgam terrorists killed after asking religion, but we killed after seeing their deeds: Rajnath Singh (Ld) first a…
'Indian soldiers have not killed terrorists on the basis of their religion, but on ...': Rajnath Singh on Operation Sindoor
Operation Sindoor: Indian soldiers didn't kill terrorist based on their religion but on their deeds, Rajnath Singh said. India upholds the principle of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ and does not discriminate based on caste or religion, he mentioned.
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