Delayed honour: On Operation Sindoor, gains and losses
Delayed acknowledgement of soldier deaths raises concerns about government transparency.
The Narendra Modi government faced criticism for its delayed acknowledgement of six soldier deaths in the 2025 Operation Sindoor, a cross-border military strike against Pakistan following a terrorist attack. While tributes were paid to the fallen soldiers, including by the then DGMO and Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh, the government initially denied any casualties and later clarified that the Defence Minister's statement in Parliament was meant to clarify aircraft losses. The government maintains operational secrecy but emphasizes public accountability for war decisions.
27 JUN 2026
— The Hindu
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· THIS STORY — The Hindu
The Narendra Modi government faced criticism for its delayed acknowledgment of six soldier deaths in the 2025 Operation Sindoor.
— The Hindu
The Congress is demanding the resignation of Rajnath Singh and an apology from Prime Minister Modi over the deaths of six military personnel during Operation Sindoor.
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