'It wasn't vengeance—it was justice, This legacy will endure through the generations'; New VIDEO of Op Sindoor Surfaces
New Delhi (Uttam Hindu News): The Indian Army has posted a new video of Operation Sindoor on social media. In the video released by the Western Command of the Indian Army, an army soldier said that it all started with the terrorist attack on Pahalgam in Pakistan, which was not out of anger.
In the video, the army soldier said that there was only one thing in his mind that this time he will give such a reply that their generations will remember it, this was not revenge, it was justice. On 9 May at around 9 pm, the enemy force violated the ceasefire. All these posts were razed to the ground by the Indian Army. The soldier has said that the enemy was seen leaving his post and running away.
In the video, the Indian Army said that while the ceasefire was being violated by Pakistan, Indian posts as well as residential areas were being targeted. Its video was posted on the social media platform X of the Western Command Indian Army.
Earlier this week, Indian Army's Western Command Commander Lieutenant General Manoj Kumar Katiyar visited several locations along the International Border in Jammu region and praised the precise and punitive response of the troops during Operation Sindoor.
26 people lost their lives in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Since then, the country was angry with this cowardly act of Pakistan. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had given a stern warning to Pakistan that terror and its masters will not be spared. After this, the Indian Army destroyed Pakistan's airbase and defense system through Operation Sindoor. Tiranga Yatra is being taken out across the country to celebrate this bravery of the army.
At the same time, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh gave a strong message to Pakistan during his visit to Bhuj Rudra Mata Air Force Station in Gujarat on Thursday, saying that India's Operation Sindoor is not over yet. He said that when the right time comes, we will show the entire film to the world.