The recent heinous attack on Hindu tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir, executed by terrorists trained and harbored by Pakistan, has shaken the conscience of every Indian. This was not merely an act of terrorism — it was a direct assault on our nation’s values, our people, and our peace. In retaliation, the Government of India launched Operation Sindur, a bold and decisive strike that destroyed nine terror camps in and around Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, demonstrating India’s resolve and military prowess.
At such a critical juncture, it is the moral duty of every Indian to rise above political or ideological divides and stand united with the nation and its armed forces. These brave men and women in uniform are the very shield that protects our democracy and our freedoms. Their sacrifice is not symbolic—it is real, painful, and heroic. They deserve not just our respect, but our unwavering support.
However, what is equally disturbing is the narrative of some self-proclaimed intellectuals and public figures, who, in the name of peace and diplomacy, question the actions of our armed forces and government. At a time when innocent lives have been lost in the most gruesome manner, preaching peace without condemning the perpetrators is not only misplaced but dishonorable. Such statements dilute the sacrifices of our soldiers and embolden our enemies.
Peace is an ideal we all cherish, but peace cannot be one-sided. It cannot be a mask behind which enemies of humanity regroup and rearm. True peace will come only when terrorism is crushed, not appeased. Now is the time for decisive action, and those who fail to acknowledge this reality stand on the wrong side of history.
As citizens of a proud and sovereign nation, we must resolutely support the actions taken by the government and the military. Let us honor our martyrs by standing firm with our forces and speaking out boldly against those who cast doubt on their mission. In the face of barbarism, unity is our greatest strength and patriotism our foremost duty.
At such a critical juncture, it is the moral duty of every Indian to rise above political or ideological divides and stand united with the nation and its armed forces. These brave men and women in uniform are the very shield that protects our democracy and our freedoms. Their sacrifice is not symbolic—it is real, painful, and heroic. They deserve not just our respect, but our unwavering support.
However, what is equally disturbing is the narrative of some self-proclaimed intellectuals and public figures, who, in the name of peace and diplomacy, question the actions of our armed forces and government. At a time when innocent lives have been lost in the most gruesome manner, preaching peace without condemning the perpetrators is not only misplaced but dishonorable. Such statements dilute the sacrifices of our soldiers and embolden our enemies.
Peace is an ideal we all cherish, but peace cannot be one-sided. It cannot be a mask behind which enemies of humanity regroup and rearm. True peace will come only when terrorism is crushed, not appeased. Now is the time for decisive action, and those who fail to acknowledge this reality stand on the wrong side of history.
As citizens of a proud and sovereign nation, we must resolutely support the actions taken by the government and the military. Let us honor our martyrs by standing firm with our forces and speaking out boldly against those who cast doubt on their mission. In the face of barbarism, unity is our greatest strength and patriotism our foremost duty.