Families Welcome Indian Army's Operation Sindoor: A Proactive Response to Pahalgam Terror Attack
"Entire Pakistan demanded...: Families of Pahalgam terror attack victims praise Operation Sindoor, deem it as served justice"
In the aftermath of the brutal Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of 26 civilians on April 22, families of the victims have welcomed the Indian Army's Operation Sindoor. This pre-dawn offensive targeted nine terror sites, linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), and Hizbul Mujahideen, in both Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK).
Families of the victims praised the Indian government for acting decisively against terrorists. Channaveerappa, father of Bharat Bhushan, said, "We knew the Prime Minister would act, and he did. Terror camps were destroyed—this is justice."
Sarbori Guha, wife of Sameer Guha, echoed the sentiment, stating, "This was bound to happen... The whole of Pakistan needs to be eliminated, or this will keep repeating."
The attack on terrorist bases was inevitable, according to Shubham Dwivedi's wife. "Justice was done," she said, joining her family in expressing gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for living up to their trust.
The operation, carried out between 1:05 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. on May 7, targeted key terrorist infrastructure across Pakistan and PoK. It was described by officials as a measured, precise, and non-escalatory response to the Pahalgam attack, which has been linked to Pakistan-based terror outfits [3][5].
Pakistan retaliated with artillery fire along the Line of Control, causing civilian casualties and condemning the Indian strikes as an "act of war" [2]. However, foreign media largely portrayed the operation as a measured response aimed at countering terrorism rather than escalating hostilities [2].
Operation Sindoor's strategic implications reflect India's continued commitment to address cross-border terrorism and signal a firm stance against terror groups operating from Pakistan and PoK [1][5]. The global perception is that India seeks to frame the operation as a justified and proportionate response to terror threats, emphasizing the need for international cooperation in combating terrorism [2].
Read more about Operation Sindoor [1][2][3][4][5].
[1] The Hindustan Times: "Indian Army's Operation Sindaur: What we know so far"
[2] Al Jazeera: "India attacks 'terrorist bases' in Pakistan-administered Kashmir"
[3] CNN-News18: "Here's All You Need to Know About Indian Army's Operation Sindoor Against Terrorists in PoK"
[4] NDTV: "Indian Army's Operation Sindor Launched: Here's All You Need To Know"
[5] Live Mint: "Indian Army raids terror camps in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir"
- The market indefatigable discussions on finance involves the recent Indian Army's Operation Sindoor, a proactive response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
- Shubham Dwivedi's wife, expressing gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi, considered the attack on terrorist bases as a measured response to the Pahalgam attack.
- Sarbori Guha suggested a firm policy-and-legislation stand against terrorists, arguing, "The whole of Pakistan needs to be eliminated, or this will keep repeating."
- General news and crime-and-justice outlets have widely covered the operation, with Al Jazeera referring to it as an "act of war" provoked by Pakistan.
- The sports-betting industry, in contrast, showed little interest, leaving the sports arena untouched by the developments of Operation Sindoor.
- The global news coverage emphasized the international significance of the operation, highlighting the need for collaboration in addressing war-and-conflicts and terrorism.
- Amidst the tense political climate, Manoj, a local resident, stayed ready for any further developments related to the unfolding situation and the Indian Army's Operation Sindoor.
