Spiritual master Ravishankar praised India's “Operation Sindor”, which was launched in response to the Pahargam terrorist attacks, stressing that “those who do not learn through diplomacy must teach a lesson”.
Sri Sri Ravishankar (Photo source: Art of Life)
Spiritual master Ravishankar praised India's “Operation Sindor”, which was launched in response to the Pahargam terrorist attacks, stressing that “those who do not learn through diplomacy must teach a lesson”. The Indian Armed Forces conducted Operation Sindoor in the early hours of Wednesday, May 7, targeting Pakistan's terrorist camps and Pakistani occupation – Kashmir (POK).
In the Pahalgam massacre – the deadliest since the 2019 Pulwama tragedy – as many as 26 people were killed, and terrorists opened fire on April 22 in Baisaran Valley. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has previously vowed to take revenge, declared attacks, and with their imaginations far exceeding the punishments of terrorists and their supporters.
In the video message released by the news agency Anni Ravishankar said on “X”: “Terrorism is against humanity and must be uprooted. Our gods hold flowers in one hand in the other. Those who do not learn through diplomacy must teach a lesson. India has taken a wise step on this matter, with only targeted terror bases.”
The spiritual master further asserted that the country was heading in the right direction under Prime Minister Modi. “The Indians at home and abroad are worried about what will happen. I want to assure them that everything will be fine and the country has made the right decision under PM Modi, so no one needs to worry about horror…” he said.
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“Serve justice for Pahalgam victims”
Operation Sindoor successfully destroyed the main terrorist camps related to costumes such as Jaish-e-Mohammad (Jem), Lashkar-e-Taiba (Let) and Hizbul Mujahideen. Following the operation, it was one of the most important military operations since 1971 – Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and other officials addressed media people in the national capital.
“The Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Singdor to justice against the victims of the Pahargan terrorist attack. Nine terrorist camps were targeted and successfully destroyed… Therefore, these sites were chosen to avoid damage to civilian infrastructure and any loss of civilian lives.”
