Pahalgam Terror Attack

During a recent address, Lt Gen Rahul R Singh revealed that China gave Pakistan real-time inputs during Operation Sindoor. He said India faced a coordinated threat from Pakistan, China, and Turkey, calling China’s involvement a case of "killing with a borrowed knife."

Following Operation Sindoor, Indians had called for a strong boycott of Turkey due to its support to Pakistan. Turkey supported Pakistan by providing it drones and other military equipment.

The NIA has arrested two local aides who sheltered LeT terrorists responsible for the April 22 Pahalgam massacre.

The defense minister had asserted that the Simla Agreement was no longer relevant due to India's unilateral activities.

The anti-illegal immigration campaign known as "Operation Pushback" has only intensified after "Operation Sindoor."

The recent findings demonstrate that India struck Pakistan harder during 'Operation Sindoor' than what it had previously revealed."

Punjab and Sindh, two Pakistani provinces, rely entirely on irrigation canals connected to the Indus river system.

Notably, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, who is leading a multi-party delegation in a global outreach programme, recently said in Panama that India has changed its approach in recent years, and terrorists have also realised they will have to pay a price.

Alka Lamba claimed, "When it comes sending MPs to foreign countries for to put forward your case against terrorism, you do not find enough MPs in your own and therefore you turned to us."

Trivedi said that the terrorists who used to celebrate and thank Allah after carried out terrorist attacks in India were calling Allah for help after their establishments were hit by BrahMos missiles.