Naidu Praises Military Brass for Strikes Against Terrorist Camps
Expressing full support for the central government's actions, the CM added, “Today, under the leadership of our Prime Minister, the world has witnessed our strength and determination. Our country stands united against terror and firmly in support of our armed forces."
Vijayawada: Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has praised the Indian Armed Forces for their successful strikes against terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Naidu said, "With pride, I salute the brave warriors of the Indian armed forces for swiftly avenging the Pahalgam terror attack. With their unmatched bravery and precision, they have again demonstrated that our nation will defend itself with an iron will."
In a social media post immediately after the missile strikes, Naidu expressed his support with a patriotic "Jai Hind. In a subsequent post, he extended his tribute, praising both the exceptional bravery of the forces and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decisive leadership.
Expressing full support for the central government's actions, the CM added, “Today, under the leadership of our Prime Minister, the world has witnessed our strength and determination. Our country stands united against terror and firmly in support of our armed forces."
Deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan welcomed the missile attack on terrorist camps. He said Operation Sindoor has demonstrated India’s valour. He thanked the three service chiefs and Prime Minister Modi for the high-voltage action. “It is commendable that the attacks on terrorist bases in Pakistan were carried out without causing any inconvenience or loss of life to the common people,” he said.
YSRC president and former chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy said the strikes at terrorist camps and hideouts were necessary to protect the country and its people. He stressed that India must stand strong against terrorism by supporting its defence forces.
He referred to Operation Sindoor as a strong and inevitable step taken by the Indian defence forces.
Education minister Nara Lokesh expressed his support to the Indian Army's Operation Sindoor. He shared a special video on X, highlighting his sentiments, and declared, “Not even a single weed that sprouts on our land will be tolerated! The missile that answers a hundred Pakistanis is called Modi.”