Breaking: Operation Sindoor: India Strikes Back with Precision After Deadly Kashmir Terror Attack

Operation Sindoor was a swift and decisive military operation launched by India in response to a deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, on April 22, 2025, which claimed the lives of 26 civilians. The attack, attributed to Pakistan-based militants, led to widespread outrage and demands for strong retaliation. In response, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared India's unwavering commitment to counterterrorism and national security. The operation involved targeted strikes on terrorist camps and bases, inflicting severe damage to Pakistan's military infrastructure. Over 100 terrorists were neutralized, sending a clear message that India would not tolerate terrorism. Along with military strikes, India took a bold diplomatic step by halting the Indus Water Treaty, a crucial water-sharing agreement between India and Pakistan, which significantly impacted Pakistan’s economy and resources. BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra echoed the government's resolve, asserting that India would defend its sovereignty at all costs and ensure the security of its citizens. The operation garnered global recognition for its precision and effectiveness. It was hailed as a historic victory in India’s ongoing battle against terrorism, marking a significant shift in India’s foreign and defense policies towards a more assertive stance.