A lesson learned by entering 100 km inside Pakistan! Shah's big comment on Operation Sindoor

By Nabarun 

Small head- The target was to destroy the terrorist 

India-Pakistan: A lesson learned by entering 100 km inside Pakistan. This was the comment of Amit Shah while attending a BSF event on Friday. At the same time, the Union Home Minister also praised the army for the Operation Sindoor operation. He said that Operation Sindoor was successful due to the political zeal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accurate information from the intelligence agencies and the extraordinary strength of the army. At the same time, he also launched a strong attack against Pakistan on the issue of terrorism.

Amit Shah said that Pakistan has been supporting terrorism for years, due to which there have been repeated terrorist attacks on Indian soil one after another. But the neighboring country has not been given a strong response. According to the Home Minister, 'Narendra Modi took charge as Prime Minister in 2014, the government was formed in Delhi under the leadership of BJP, at that time there was a major attack on the army in Uri. In response, 'surgical strikes' were carried out and terror camps were destroyed one after another. India gave a befitting reply to Pakistan.

Even at the BFF event, Shah, while talking about Operation Sindoor, said that India never attacked the Pakistani army or air force bases. The main target was to destroy the terror camps. And that is what the army has done and has destroyed the terror camps. But thinking that it was an attack on its own country, it dared to attack India. And that is why Pakistan's pole has opened before the whole world, commented Amit Shah.

According to him, Pakistan attacked the common people of the country and our army bases. At that time, India also gave a strong response. But the army did not target Pakistani citizens. Rather, the Pakistani air base was hit and destroyed. It is necessary to say that yesterday, Thursday, was a month since the horrific terror attack in Pahalgaon. And on the same day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked Pakistan in strong language while standing in Bikaner in Rajasthan. The revenge of April 22 was achieved by destroying 9 terrorist bases in 22 minutes. He even warned Pakistan to give a befitting reply on the issue of terrorism in the coming days