India Will No Longer Merely Respond, But Act Decisively: Jairam Thakur
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Dharamshala, 15 May 2025 — In a powerful address during the Tiranga Yatra, Leader of Opposition Jairam Thakur reiterated that Operation Sindoor is not over, but only temporarily paused, urging opposition parties to refrain from raising unwarranted questions. He emphasized that today’s India, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, has demonstrated the resolve to not just react but to act decisively and strategically.
Thakur outlined the five key objectives of Operation Sindoor:
- Neutralize previously untouched and heavily fortified terror camps.
- Eliminate terrorists with precision.
- Destroy the structural backbone of terrorism.
- Ensure no civilian casualties during the operation.
- Avoid targeting Pakistani military installations, as the war was against terrorism, not Pakistan’s army.
He stated that all five objectives were successfully achieved, showcasing India’s shift from a reactive stance to strategic aggression.
9 Terror Camps Destroyed, Including Targets in Pakistan’s Punjab
Thakur revealed that during the operation, nine major terror camps were destroyed—five in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) and four inside Pakistan, including in Punjab province, marking an unprecedented Indian incursion. Targets included training centers of Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed, and Hizbul Mujahideen.
100 Terrorists Killed, Deep Strikes Inside Pakistan: Sambit Patra
National BJP Spokesperson Dr. Sambit Patra added that the operation penetrated up to 100 km into Pakistani territory, a feat beyond the reach of even U.S. drones. He hailed the strike as a symbol of India’s military strength and political will.
Over 100 terrorists were neutralized, including high-profile operatives:
- Mudasir Qadian a.k.a. Abbu Jundal (LeT)
- Hafiz Mohammad Jameel (JeM)
- Masood Azhar’s brother-in-law
- Mohammad Yusuf Azhar a.k.a. Ustad Ji
- Khalid a.k.a. Abbu Akka Khalid (LeT), IC-814 hijacking accused
