In a powerful testament to the Indian Army's vigilance and strength, soldiers deployed along the international border in Amritsar, Punjab, shared critical updates on Operation Sindoor, a decisive military response to Pakistan-backed terrorism.
According to sources, Pathan or any other TMC MP would not be part of the multi-party delegations visiting various countries to campaign against Pakistan's cross-border terrorism.
Defence expert Sanjeev Srivastava has opined that Pakistan, a country known as an "epicentre of terrorism", cannot influence the international community by sending delegations.
"Yaad rahe Operation Sindoor keval sthagit kiya gaya hai, khatam nahi hua. Uska vikraal roop abhi baaki hai (Operation Sindoor is just paused, not yet completed. Its full force manifestation with deadly violence is still pending)," Major General Seshadri told ANI.
Schools and colleges in Rajouri reopened after being closed due to Pakistan shelling. Classes resumed as the situation improved, and students returned to school. Authorities continue to monitor the area to ensure safety.
"Knowing that the Pak Army does not have any legitimate targets, we anticipated that they would target Indian military installations, civilian targets, including religious places. Of these, the Golden Temple appeared to be the most prominent. We mobilised additional modern air defence ass
Samajwadi Party MP Rajeev Rai criticizes Pakistan for harboring terrorism and condemns its role in cross-border terrorism, ahead of his delegation visit to partner countries. He also comments on Jairam Ramesh's statement about Shashi Tharoor.
Meanwhile, in Delhi, while Congress leader Sandeep Dixit welcomed the initiative by the government, he also mentioned that India should insist that other countries also speak to Pakistan to make the country stop its terror activities.
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad has arrested a suspected Pakistani spy, who had been smuggling goods across the India-Pak border and allegedly working for the Pakistani intelligence agency.
Eadrleir, Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI), reported that India's restrictions on imports from Bangladesh via land ports will impact goods worth USD 770 million, accounting for nearly 42 per cent of total bilateral imports.
Speaking at a press conference, Kapoor said the arrests were made in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, with anti-national elements apprehended in various districts of Haryana. He said the arrests were based on input from central and state intelligence agencies.