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Session a Proud Celebration of Op Sindoor Success: PM
The New Indian Express Mangaluru
|July 22, 2025
PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Monday described the Monsoon Session of Parliament as a proud celebration of India's recent achievements, placing particular emphasis on the success of Operation Sindoor, during which Indian soldiers, he said, achieved their objectives with 100% success, showcasing the country's growing military strength and precision.
"The Monsoon Session stands as a proud moment for the nation, a true celebration of our collective triumphs," the Prime Minister said, addressing media ahead of the session on the parliament premises.
"The world has witnessed the strength of India's military power." He added that the armed forces successfully neutralised key terrorist masterminds in their hideouts with remarkable speed and accuracy, completing the mission in just 22 minutes.
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