ऑपरेशन सिंदूर: आतंकियों के खिलाफ भारत की ताकत का विवरण 22 अप्रैल की सुबह पहलगाम के बैसरन इलाके में अचानक गोलियां चलने लगीं। आतंकियों ने AK-47 से निहत्थे पर्यटकों को घेरकर उन पर अंधाधुंध गोलियां बरसा दीं। इस हमले में 26 बेकसूर सैलानी मारे गए, जिनमें एक विदेशी नागरिक भी था। यह हमला बेहद खौफनाक था और पूरे देश को हिलाकर रख दिया। प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी ने हमले की खबर मिलते ही सऊदी अरब का दौरा बीच में छोड़कर सीधे दिल्ली लौटे। दिल्ली पहुंचते ही उन्होंने आला अधिकारियों के साथ हाई-लेवल बैठक की और आतंकियों की पहचान तुरंत करने के निर्देश दिए। NSA अजीत डोभाल ने डिस्कवरी की नई डॉक्यूमेंट्री में बताया कि प्रधानमंत्री मोदी का निर्देश बिल्कुल साफ था। उन्होंने कहा कि 'गुनहगार चाहे जमीन में हों, आसमान में या पाताल में, उन्हें ढूंढकर खत्म किया जाएगा'। इसका मतलब था कि पहलगाम हमले के जिम्मेदार लोगों तक पहुंचना भारत की कार्रवाई का मुख्य लक्ष्य था। खुफिया जानकारी के आधार पर 9 बड़े आतंकी कैंप चुने गए, जिनमें 5 ठिकाने पाकिस्तान के कब्जे वाले कश्मीर में थे और 4 ठिकाने पाकिस्तान के अंदर मौजूद थे। ऑपरेशन सिंदूर के तहत वायुसेना को आगे किया गया, जिसमें सटीक निशाने के साथ आतंकी अड्डों को मलबे में तब्दील करने की रणनीति बनाई गई। रणनीति के अंतर्गत अपने एयर डिफेंस और रडार सिस्टम को पूरी तरह मुस्तैद रखा गया, ताकि दुश्मन की किसी भी जवाबी चाल को हवा में ही नाकाम किया जा सके। 7 मई की सुबह भारतीय वायुसेना ने सटीक बमबारी से आतंकियों के ट्रेनिंग कैंपों को मलबे के ढेर में बदल दिया। इसके बाद सीमा पर दोनों ओर से करीब 88 घंटे तक भारी टकराव चलता रहा, जिसके बाद 10 मई की शाम को यह सैन्य संघर्ष रुका। भारत ने सिर्फ बारूद से ही जवाब नहीं दिया, बल्कि कूटनीति के मोर्चे पर भी सिंधु जल समझौते को रोककर कड़ा प्रहार किया। अजीत डोभाल ने दुनिया को बताया कि भारत के सब्र और शराफत को लाचारी समझने की गलती कोई न करे। उन्होंने कहा कि दुनिया यह अच्छी तरह जान ले कि भारत बड़े से बड़ा जोखिम उठाने को तैयार है और आतंकवाद के खिलाफ यह जंग तब तक जारी रहेगी, जब तक आखिरी आतंकी का सफाया नहीं हो...#pakistan #india #narendra_modi #ajit_doval #operation_sindur
Man Claiming to Be Undercover Agent of NSA Ajit Doval Arrested in Bihar The Bihar Police have arrested a man who falsely claimed to be an undercover agent of National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval and an IAS officer. The accused, identified as Manish Gupta, was apprehended on Sunday following a raid by Khagaria police and the District Investigation Unit (DIU) on his luxury residence in Jamalpur Bazar. The operation involved an eight-hour search of his property, during which authorities recovered a range of items, including two luxury cars, a driverless Tesla with “Government of India” signboards, and a bungalow equipped with a swimming pool and private theatre. During the raid, police seized 31 litres of 29 brands of foreign liquor, nine litres of beer, and over 25 CCTV cameras installed throughout the residence. Additional items included six Apple mobile phones, two Apple laptops, a 4TB hard disk, 20 credit cards from different banks, eight debit cards, and four chequebooks. The police stated that Gupta possessed assets worth over ₹100 crore, which they believe were acquired through fraudulent means. Khagaria Superintendent of Police Bhanu Pratap Singh revealed that the arrest followed a tip-off about Gupta defrauding individuals by posing as an IAS officer and an undercover NSA agent. The accused displayed a “Government of India” signboard on his private vehicle and used an ID card on his mobile phone claiming to be affiliated with the Central Vigilance Commission. However, verification confirmed these claims were false. The police have registered a case against Gupta under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including 212, 213, 318(2), 340(2), 336(3), and 319(2).#ajit_doval #bharatiya_nyaya_sanhita #manish_gupta #khagaria_police #district_investigation_unit
Indian Army Deputy Chief Appointed as National Security Council's Military Adviser Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai, currently serving as the Deputy Chief of the Indian Army and previously leading military operations as Director General of Military Operations during Operation Sindoor last year, has been appointed as the new Military Adviser to the National Security Council Secretariat. This marks a historic milestone, as Ghai becomes the first serving military officer to hold the position within the NSCS, which operates under the guidance of National Security Adviser Ajit Doval. The appointment was finalized earlier this week, with Ghai expected to take up his duties shortly. Ghai’s tenure in the Indian Army extends until December 2027, and his new role is seen as a strategic move to integrate operational expertise into the nation’s highest national security decision-making framework. The NSCS, a critical body for coordinating defense and security policies, has previously been occupied by senior military leaders such as General N.S. Raja Subramani, who later became Chief of Defence Staff, and Air Marshal Sandeep Singh. Before Subramani, General Anil Chauhan held the position. Ghai’s appointment underscores the emphasis on military input in shaping national security strategies. Commissioned into the Kumaon Regiment, Ghai has held numerous key operational and command roles throughout his career. His leadership during Operation Sindoor, which involved complex military coordination, has positioned him as a key figure in India’s defense planning. The decision to appoint a serving officer to the NSCS reflects a shift toward closer collaboration between the military and civilian leadership in addressing security challenges.#indian_army #operation_sindoor #ajit_doval #rajiv_ghai #national_security_council
Audiences brace for arguments as sequel to divisive Bollywood spy thriller hits theaters A controversial Bollywood spy thriller about an Indian operative operating in Pakistan has sparked widespread debate across South Asia and beyond, becoming the highest-grossing Hindi-language film in India and North America. Its sequel, “Dhurandhar: The Revenge,” now opens in theaters, including the United States, with significant presales in India. The film’s release has reignited tensions between India and Pakistan, with critics and officials on both sides accusing it of promoting nationalist agendas. “Dhurandhar,” directed by Aditya Dhar, premiered in December 2023 and quickly became a cultural phenomenon. It topped Netflix’s non-English film chart after its January 30, 2024, release, including in Pakistan, where authorities condemned it as Indian propaganda. The film’s depiction of gang violence in Karachi’s Lyari neighborhood drew sharp criticism from Pakistani officials, who argued it misrepresented the community. The Sindh government announced plans for a rebuttal film, calling the original “Indian propaganda.” The sequel, set for release on Thursday, continues the story of Hamza Ali Mazari, a fictional Indian spy played by Ranveer Singh, as he navigates a dangerous mission in Karachi. The film’s blend of action, music, and star power has drawn praise, but its portrayal of real-world events, such as the 2001 Parliament attack and 2008 Mumbai bombings, has sparked controversy. The opening scene references the 1999 hijacking of an Indian passenger plane by Pakistani terrorists, with a fictional intelligence chief modeled after Ajit Doval, Modi’s national security adviser, ordering Hamza’s mission as retaliation.#aditya_dhar #ranveer_singh #hamza_ali_mazari #dhurandhar_the_revenge #ajit_doval
