After "Operation Sindoor," which became a topic of discussion both nationally and internationally regarding India's precise military action, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval presented a firm and straightforward stance. Speaking at the 62nd convocation ceremony of IIT Madras, he highlighted the strategy behind 'Operation Sindoor,' the precisely targeted terrorist bases, and the importance of India's advanced defense technology.
On April 22, in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, a brutal attack by Pakistan-trained terrorists claimed the lives of 26 innocent civilians. Subsequently, on May 7, at 1:23 AM, India executed Operation Sindoor, conducting precise strikes on 9 terrorist centers in various parts of Pakistan within just 23 minutes. This operation resulted in the elimination of over 100 terrorists.
Ajit Doval said, "This operation was so precise that we knew exactly where everyone was. Each target was hit accurately. But some foreign media spread false information that Pakistan attacked India. Then I ask them, show a single photo of damage in India, show a single broken glass!"
Doval's statement clearly demonstrates the effectiveness of India's operation. He further explained, "The images shown by international media were before and after images of 13 airbases in Pakistan, at places like Sargodha, Rahim Yar Khan, Chaklala. But no one can show a single photo or evidence of damage in India."
During this time, Doval emphasized not only India's military progress but also its economic and technological capabilities. He stated that India developed 5G based on indigenous technology in just 2.5 years, which took China 12 years and 300 billion dollars.
These statements are not only a demonstration of India's strength but also a symbol of the confidence of a new India. By directly questioning foreign media, Doval showed that India will no longer remain silent in the face of any false image but will respond based on evidence.