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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Operation Sindoor and the Symbolism

Apart from avenging Pahalgam, what touched me the most after the strikes on the terror sponsor was the symbolism behind everything that followed Operation Sindoor. To begin with, the name of the operation is said to have been personally chosen by Prime Minister Narendra Modi ji.

Symbolically, the Pakistani terrorists had wiped the sindoor from the foreheads of 26 Hindu women by taking the lives of their partners. And today, with Operation Sindoor, we have fully avenged that cowardly attack by dismantling the terror infrastructure at nine locations. This has struck a deep chord with the families of the victims.

Please listen to the wife of Shubham Dwivedi, who lost his life in the Pahalgam terror attack.

Next came the press briefing, conducted by two women, once again symbolizing that the entire operation was about delivering justice to the women. Adding another layer of symbolism, reflecting the diversity of our nation and our armed forces, the two brave officers came from Muslim and Hindu families, at least going by their names: Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh.

Image Source: India Today

Let us bow down to every single man and woman involved in this operation. And yes, we must understand that this is only the beginning. We all know a little about the rogue nation that Pakistan is. Therefore, we would be fooling ourselves to think that this is over. It is far from over, and Pakistan will return, whether directly or indirectly, with its ugly games. It’s more a question of when! But the difference now is that Bharat has a leader, a leader who is leading the nation from the front. The nation is secure under the leadership of our government and armed forces.

Pakistan will be messing with India at its own peril.

Feature Image Source: Swarajyamag

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