Rajnath Singh Visits Srinagar to Review Security Post India-Pakistan Ceasefire

India-Pakistan Ceasefire: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reached Srinagar today to assess the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir following Operation Sindoor, India’s decisive response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.

An Indian technical team has reached New York to present evidence regarding the Pahalgam terror attack to the Monitoring Team of the 1267 Sanctions Committee that decides on the global listing of terrorist groups, official sources informed on Wednesday (May 14, 2025).

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, addressing Indian Army soldiers at Badami Bagh Cantonment says, “...First of all, I would like to bow to the supreme sacrifice of the brave jawans while they fought terrorism and terrorists. I pay respect to their memory. I also pay respect to the innocent civilians who were killed in Pahalgam. I also salute the valour of the injured soldiers and pray to God that they may recover at the earliest.”

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says Pakistan had promised India that its soil will not be used to export terrorism but it has betrayed us.

India has never been votary of war but when our sovereignty is attacked, we will respond. Operation Sindoor is the biggest action taken by India against terrorism, he says.

“Pakistan tried to hurt us in face, we inflict wounds on its chest. I commend people of J&K for their response. I also commend soldiers who maintained professionalism and destroyed bunkers across the LoC. Our enemy will always remembers the action taken by our soldiers on the LoC,” says Rajnath Singh addressing Indian Army soldiers in Srinagar.

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The official release also highlighted that Operation Sindoor represented a significant milestone in India's journey towards technological self-reliance in military operations.

The operation produced concrete evidence of neutralized hostile technologies, including pieces of PL-15 missiles (of Chinese origin), Turkish-origin UAVs named "Yiha" or "YEEHAW", long-range rockets, quadcopters and commercial drones.

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