India’s Army marks the first anniversary of “Operation Sindoor” with senior military officials saying the campaign was intended to send a message that no alleged terror sanctuary is safe in Pakistan. At a press conference in Jaipur, the heads of military operations of the Indian Air Force, Navy and Indian Army described aspects of the multi-domain combat operation that India says targeted terror infrastructure. Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, India’s Army Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), says the operation is “not an end” but “just the beginning.” He describes Operation Sindoor as a shift from earlier approaches, with India seeking to strike beyond areas along the Line of Control and the international boundary with Pakistan. The officials frame the campaign as India’s most expansive combat mission in about half a century, carried out in response to what India says is Pakistan’s support for cross-border terrorism. The remarks do not provide independent verification of targets or outcomes, but present the operation as a continuing strategic effort. The announcements come during the commemoration of the first anniversary of the campaign.
Indian Army marks first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, says it was just the beginning
India’s Army marks the first anniversary of “Operation Sindoor” with senior military officials saying the campaign was intended to send a message that no alleged terror sanctuary is safe in Pakistan....
- India’s Army commemorates the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor in Jaipur.
- Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai says Operation Sindoor is “not an end” and “just the beginning.”
- Senior Indian service chiefs from the Army, Air Force and Navy outline aspects of the multi-domain operation.
- Indian officials describe the campaign as targeting terror infrastructure beyond the Line of Control and along the international boundary with Pakistan.
- India presents Operation Sindoor as its most expansive combat mission in about half a century, linked to cross-border terrorism allegations against Pakistan.
"Operation Sindoor was not an end, and it was just the beginning," Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, who played a key role in executing the operation in his capacity as the Army's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), said.
3 months agoOperation Sindoor signalled that no terror sanctuary is safe in Pakistan and the mission was just the beginning, the Indian military said on Thursday as it commemorated the first anniversary of the multi-domain combat campaign. The heads of military operations of the Indian Air Force, Navy and the Indian Army addressed a press conference in Jaipur detailing various aspects of the operation that was billed as India's most expansive combat mission in half a century to punish Pakistan for its support to cross-border terrorism. "Operation Sindoor was not an end and it was just the beginning," Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, who played a key role in executing the operation in his capacity as the Army's Director General of Military Operations (DGMO), said. Ghai said Operation Sindoor saw India very coherently go beyond its erstwhile methods to target terror infrastructure across the Line of Control and international boundary with Pakistan. It was a statement of resolve, responsibility and strategic .
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