NSA Doval made big revelations about Operation Sindoor, Pakistan got agitated; said- glorifying the struggle is not right

Pakistan, agitated by NSA Ajit Doval’s statement on Operation Sindoor, said that the path to lasting peace between the two countries lies in dialogue and mutual respect.

Destroyed nine terrorist hideouts by entering Pakistan

At an event in Chennai, NSA Ajit Doval said on Friday that India destroyed nine terrorist hideouts by entering Pakistan under Operation Sindoor and challenged the foreign media to show even a single picture of damage to any Indian structure, even a piece of glass that has been broken.

Pakistan agitated by Doval’s statement

Pakistan Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan claimed that the Indian NSA’s comments are full of distortion and misrepresentation. They are not only misleading the public but are also deliberately making false statements, which is a violation of the norms of responsible governance.

Glorification of conflict is not right – Pakistan

He said that glorification of conflict is not beneficial for anyone. The path to lasting peace lies in dialogue, mutual respect and adherence to international law. He also said that Pakistan will participate in the upcoming SCO Foreign Ministers’ meeting, but we have no meeting planned with the Indian side.

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Friday strongly criticized the foreign media for reporting Operation Sindoor and challenged them to present evidence of damage to Indian infrastructure by Pakistani attacks.

Doval challenged

He said – The foreign press said that Pakistan did this, did that. You show me a single photo, a single picture, in which any Indian infrastructure has been damaged. Even a glass has been broken.

Only 13 airbases of Pakistan were seen in the pictures before and after May 10, be it Sargodha, Rahim Yar Khan or Chaklala. I am only telling you what the foreign media presented on the basis of pictures. We are capable of doing this (damaging Pakistani airports).

We did not miss any target in Pakistan – Doval

Addressing the 62nd convocation of IIT Madras, the NSA said that the precision striking capability of the Indian Army was demonstrated during Operation Sindoor. We entered Pakistan and destroyed nine terrorist hideouts.

The accuracy of the operation was so high that we knew who was where. The entire operation began at 1.05 am on May 7 and lasted barely 23 minutes. We did not miss any target in Pakistan.