Operation Sindoor: India's Response to State-sponsored Terrorism
In the aftermath of a deeply disturbing terrorist attack in the Anantnag district, where 4 communally-fueled bloodthirsty terrorists massacred 26 innocent Hindus, including women and children, India initiated a series of diplomatic and strategic actions aimed at signaling her strong condemnation of cross-border terrorism. This dastardly act of violence evoked national mourning and prompted a resolute response from India. The date, April 22, 2025 gave way to thunder of purpose among the citizens, of righteous duty — that terror, wherever it hides, shall be met not with fear but with unflinching resolve. Thereupon, visas for Pakistani nationals were revoked, diplomatic engagements were scaled back, and most importantly, the Indus Waters Treaty, 1960 was held in abeyance, a symbolic step demonstrating India’s seriousness in holding responsible parties accountable. Simultaneously, international forums were engaged to expose Pakistan’s continued patronage of terror outfits. The UNSC met b...