Amit Shah Details Operation Mahadev: How 3 Pahalgam Terrorists Were Neutralised
Union Home Minister Amit Shah told Lok Sabha that the three terrorists killed in Operation Mahadev on Monday were involved in Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baisaran Valley on April 22.

Amit Shah Details Operation Mahadev: Union Home Minister Amit Shah told Lok Sabha that the three terrorists killed in Operation Mahadev on Monday were involved in Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baisaran Valley on April 22.
“Security forces went to great extent to establish that identity of terrorists was same as those responsible for Pahalgam attack,” Shah said on the second day of the debate on Operation Sindoor in Lok Sabha. The second day of Monsoon session began with Lower House taking up 16 hour discussion on India’s strike on Pakistan’s terror infrastructure in response to Pahalgam attack.
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Operation Mahadev was carried out jointly by Army, CRPF, and J-K Police on Monday. In a post on X at 1:32 pm, the Army’s Chinar Corps wrote: “Op Mahadev update: Three terrorists have been neutralised in an intense firefight. Operation continues.”
In his address, the Home Minister slammed the opposition, especially the Congress, as “those seeking proof of terrorists being from Pakistan”. He specifically targeted former Home Minister P Chidambaram who accused Centre of giving “clean chit to Pakistan”.
In an interview to The Quint, uploaded on Saturday (July 26), Chidambaram said the Pahalgam attackers “for all we know could be homegrown terrorists” and “why do you assume that they came from Pakistan”? He also said that “there is no evidence” that the terrorists came from Pakistan.
Suleiman was an A-category commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba, he told the House. “Afghan was an A-category Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist. And Jibran was also an A-grade terrorist.” He was also involved in killing of seven employees of a firm constructing Z-Morh tunnel on Srinagar-Sonamarg highway on October 20 last year.
The other two were Afghan and Jibran. Both A-grade terrorists, Shah added.
Security forces went to great extent to establish that the terrorists were same as those involved in Pahalgam attack, he added.
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