India Stands with its Army, Pakistan Fights for Power

In recent years, Indian politics has often witnessed intense clashes between the ruling party and the opposition on nearly every issue. However, during Operation Sindoor, a rare sense of unity between the two camps has brought relief and pride to the Indian public.

- Sanjay Saxena

In stark contrast, Pakistan presents the opposite picture, where the opposition continues to hurl accusations at Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, attempting to portray him as an incompetent leader. Comparisons between Modi and Sharif are being drawn in the form of a lion versus a jackal.

For India, it is a matter of great satisfaction that the opposition is standing firmly behind the Modi government's every move against terrorism, unconditionally. The terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir, and the subsequent Indian Army-led Operation Sindoor, have triggered a remarkable shift in the political landscape. This time, opposition parties not only supported the government but also openly praised the bravery and decisiveness of the armed forces. In the past, during the Uri and Pulwama attacks, Congress and other opposition parties had raised questions, which the BJP used to label them as anti-national and gain political mileage. Against that backdrop, this current shift is highly significant. It reflects not just political maturity, but also shows that India now speaks in one voice on matters of national security.