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Reacted strongly on the success of Operation Sindoor, Amit Shah said that the entire world today knows the importance of “ek chutki sindoor”.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah (File Photo)
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday reacted strongly to the success of Operation Sindoor and said that the entire world today knows the importance of “ek chutki sindoor” (a small amount of vermilion).
Speaking at a function organised on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Shri Lakshmi Narayan Temple located at Madhavbag in Mumbai, Amit Shah said, “Today the entire world knows the importance of ek chutki sindoor. We made the world realise how important is that line of sindoor on the foreheads of our mothers and sisters.
“We made our nation proud by launching precision strike on the terror camps on their soil (Pakistan). Only Narendra Modi could do this,” he said, adding, “Those who wanted to disrupt law and order in our country have now been sent back in a way that they are sobbing in their blankets.”
On Monday, Shah in a powerful address at a public rally in Maharashtra’s Nanded outlined the country’s resolute approach toward national security, particularly in response to Pahalgam terror attack. Shah hailed India’s bold military actions under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasising that there can be no compromise when it comes to the armed forces, citizens, and borders.
“Operation Sindoor has sent a clear message to the world,” Shah asserted, adding, “Anyone who threatens the Indian army, its people, or its borders will face severe consequences.”
Highlighting India’s strong action against terrorism after 2014 under the Modi government, the Home Minister said, “They attacked us in Uri, and we retaliated with a surgical strike. They attacked us in Pulwama, and we carried out an airstrike. And then, when terrorists targeted Pahalgam, we launched Operation Sindoor, which destroyed their terror hotspots.”
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