Supporting Chief of Air Staff AP Singh's recent remarks on Operation Sindoor, Bharatiya Janata Party MP Ghulam Ali Khatana on Sunday said that the Indian Armed Forces gave a befitting reply to Pakistan. He noted that if anyone raises a question on Operation Sindoor, it is equivalent to givin
Congress leader Udit Raj on Sunday questioned the timing of the Indian Air Force (IAF) chief's statements on Operation Sindoor. He asked why the Air Chief Marshal AP Singh gave the statements amid the "vote theft" row.
On the statement of the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, Tiwari told ANI, "We have complete faith in the Indian army's bravery. Our question is different. We are asking why US President Trump said that he initiated the ceasefire 35 times. If he is saying this, then Indi
Reacting to Air Chief Marshal AP Singh's remarks on Operation Sindoor, Congress MP Imran Masood on Sunday questioned the timing of the statement, alleging it might be aimed at "shifting the narrative" and diverting attention from allegations against the Election Commission.
As the Indian Air Force (IAF) chief's statements on Operation Sindoor point to five Pakistani Jets shot down by S-400, Congress leader Udit Raj said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi betrayed the nation by not reclaiming PoK.
Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, earlier today, addressing an event at HAL Management Academy in Bengaluru, said, "We have at least five fighters with confirmed kills and one large aircraft, which could be either an ELINT aircraft or an AEW&C aircraft, which was taken on at a distance of abou
During the special discussion on Operation Sindoor carried out during the Monsoon session of Parliament, the Congress leader had claimed that the Centre had "tied the hands of our pilots" by telling them not to attack Pakistani air defence systems.
Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, on Saturday, credited the "political will" of the Central government for the success of Operation Sindoor that allowed the Indian Armed Forces (IAF) to conduct the operations without any constraints.