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India Reaffirms Operation Sindoor Doctrine as Parliament Debates Security Oversight

Amit Shah confirmed forensic proof linking rifles seized in Operation Mahadev to the Pahalgam massacre, with government leaders defending cross-border precision strikes under a formal anti-terror doctrine.

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Overview

  • Home Minister Amit Shah announced that security forces killed three Lashkar-e-Taiba commanders, including Pahalgam mastermind Suleman alias Faizal, during Operation Mahadev near Srinagar.
  • Forensic experts at the NIA confirmed that rifles recovered from the neutralized militants matched ballistic evidence from the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 civilians.
  • Prime Minister Modi told the Lok Sabha no world leader asked India to stop Operation Sindoor and said Pakistani airbases hit on May 7 remain “in ICU.”
  • Opposition MPs in both houses pressed the government to reveal how many Indian jets were downed in the May precision strikes and questioned why Pakistan-occupied Kashmir was not reclaimed.
  • The government has enshrined Operation Sindoor as an ongoing strategic doctrine, pledging to resume precision strikes if Pakistan repeats cross-border terrorism.