Ajit Doval's new documentary reveals how Prime Minister Modi planned Operation Sindoor after the Pulwama attack and how the terrorists were eliminated.
Key Takeaways
- Prime Minister Modi planned Operation Sindoor to eliminate 9 major terrorist camps.
- The Indian Air Force conducted precise airstrikes to destroy the terrorist camps.
- Ajit Doval said the world should understand the strength and pride of India.
In a new documentary by Discovery, NSA Ajit Doval revealed how Prime Minister Narendra Modi planned Operation Sindoor after the Pulwama attack.
The attack in Pulwama by terrorists on innocent tourists resulted in the deaths of 26 people. After this incident, Prime Minister Modi returned to Delhi directly to plan the elimination of the terrorist threats.
Why This Matters
BozokMedia analysis shows that Operation Sindoor demonstrated the deployment of India's security forces and diplomatic response. This was a crucial step in conveying India's strength and pride to the world.
Ajit Doval said the world should understand the strength and pride of India.
Operation Sindoor targeted 9 major terrorist camps, with 5 camps in Pakistani-occupied Kashmir and 4 camps inside Pakistan. The Indian Air Force conducted precise airstrikes to destroy these camps.
Ajit Doval said that Prime Minister Modi's directive was clear that 'criminals, whether on land, in the sky, or in the underworld, will be hunted down and eliminated.'
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