After the strike ceased, the political struggle began with Operation Sindor

New Delhi: Within days after the ceasefire, a political war in operation Sindor broke out between the BJP and the Congress, while the ruling party declared war on Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared his promise of retaliation for the attack and accused the opposition of accusing soldiers of the sacrifices.BJP state spokesman Sambit Patra said at a press conference at the party headquarters that Indian troops achieved 100% target through Operation Sindor. “This is the first case of such a case in the world, in which case the attack on the operation in the center of Pakistan is an action taken by a nuclear-weapon state against another,” Patra said. He said Modi vowed that India would bring terrorists to their homes and demolish the terrorists. He said: “Prime Minister Modi’s decision and the courage of our armed forces to level the terrorists. This is Modi’s promise.”
He said India’s military and non-military actions were unprecedented and sent a decisive message in the war on terrorism. Patra claims that even Islamic countries like Saudi Arabia and the UAE have retreated and Pakistan’s stance is isolated. He said the purpose of the operation Sindor was to remove Pakistan’s terror infrastructure, as Prime Minister Modi announced in Bihar.
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Meanwhile, Congress again questioned on Monday how President Trump announced a ceasefire between India and Pakistan and whether it was biased with the Shimla agreement, allowing third-party mediation on Kashmir. At a party briefing on Monday, senior Congress leader Bhupesh Baghel was attacked for winning Operation Sindor.

“They (BJP) have been praised for their attempts to sacrifice the armed forces. In the fight against terrorism, we need nationalism, not politics,” he said, adding that past Congressional governments have also taken firm action. ” In 1971, Indiraji stated in 1971 that India showed that India would not bow.Please read also: PM Modi gives Pakistan three warnings Salvos: intolerance of “terrorist, terrorist or nuclear blackmail”

Bagher questioned Trump’s announcement of a ceasefire, claiming that the country was humiliated and deceitful about it.

“The way Sindoor after Trump announced the ceasefire made the country feel cheated and insulted. Everyone has questions about it in their minds,” he said.

BJP organization “Tiranga Yatra”

Meanwhile, the BJP will launch a Tiranga Yatra across the country from May 13 to May 23, highlighting the success of the Sindor operation and spreading the heroic message of the armed forces. The decision was made after a high-level meeting held in the BJP office on Monday, BJP Chairman JP NADDA, Secretary General BL Santhosh, Vinod Tawde, Tarun Chug, Arun Singh, Dushyant Gautam and BJP Communication Department. Party insiders say it will ensure participation of former military officers, influential people, professionals, and BJP leaders.