HM says, “history will remember ‘Operation Sindoor’ as India’s precise strike against terror, enemies cannot escape India’s firepower”
Srinagar, May 7: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday changed his display picture on X to “Operation Sindoor”, paying tribute to the courage and bravery of the Indian armed forces on the anniversary of the operation.
In a post on X, as per news agency JKNS, Amit Shah said that “#OperationSindoor stands as an epochal mission of India that will always remind our enemies of the infallible striking power of our armed forces.”
He said history will remember the operation as a moment when the precision striking capability of the armed forces, accurate intelligence of security agencies and strong political resolve came together to destroy terror infrastructure across the border following the Pahalgam attack.
“History will remember it as the day of the precise striking power of our armed forces, meticulous intelligence of our agencies, and resolute political will rising together as one to destroy each and every address of terror across the border that dared to cast an evil shadow on our citizens at Pahalgam,” Shah wrote.
The Home Minister further said that the operation sends a strong message to enemies that they cannot escape India’s reach.
“This day will continue to bring the dreadful message to our enemies that no matter where they hide, they cannot escape. They are always within our sight and the fierce wrath of our firepower,” he said.
Shah also saluted the armed forces for their courage and sacrifice, stating, “On this day, I salute the unparalleled valour of our forces.” (JKNS)
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