Delhi May 7 : India successfully executed ‘Operation Sindoor’ at midnight, sending shockwaves through Pakistan. In retaliation for the Pahalgam terrorist attack, which killed 26 innocent people and left 20 others injured, the Indian Army and Air Force jointly launched missile strikes on 9 terrorist bases of Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammad, and Hizbul Mujahideen in Pakistan. This bold action by India is being discussed worldwide, and Pakistan is in a state of emergency. After ‘Operation Sindoor’, Pakistan had threatened to respond to the attack, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif vowing a strong retaliation. However, it now seems that Pakistan is backing down, seeking peace in the face of India’s powerful response.
Pakistani Defense Minister Changes Tone
Following India’s Operation Sindoor, Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif drastically softened his tone during an interview. He almost pleaded, stating, “We just want to defend ourselves. Pakistan never wanted war, and we have already made it clear that we will not start a war against India.”
Pakistan on the Path to Surrender
After Operation Sindoor, it seems that Pakistan is now in a mood to surrender. Asif continued, “Any war with India is not in Pakistan’s interest, and it is not a good option for India either. We will not take any steps against India, but India also needs to halt its actions.”
The changed tone of the Pakistani Defense Minister clearly indicates that ‘Operation Sindoor’ has terrified Pakistan, and now they are not in a position to provoke further conflict with India.
Summary: Amid Operation Sindoor, Pakistan shows signs of fear and surrender, acknowledging its inability to challenge India, stating, “We cannot stand against Bharat.”