Kumar Bahukhandi
The ‘New India’ Will No Longer Tolerate Terrorism Under Any Circumstances – Chief Minister Sai
Raipur: On the first anniversary of “Operation Sindoor on May 7 , 2026 ,” Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai paid tribute to the valor, prowess, and indomitable courage of the Indian Army.
He stated that this campaign was not merely a military operation, but a symbol of the New India’s unwavering willpower, fearless resolve, and decisive power. Posting on his social media handle, ‘X’, he remarked that exactly one year ago today, a heinous attack carried out by terrorists from across the border in Pahalgam shook the entire nation; however, India responded to that challenge in a manner that added a golden chapter of valor and resolve to history.
Chief Minister Sai asserted that “Operation Sindoor” sent a clear message to the world: the New India will no longer tolerate terrorism under any circumstances. He emphasised that India is no longer a nation that suffers in silence; rather, it is capable of delivering a decisive and impactful response to any malevolent gaze cast upon the motherland.
The Chief Minister noted that this campaign has immortalised the indomitable courage, unparalleled strategy, and boundless dedication of Indian soldiers toward the nation.
The precision, firmness, and formidable capability with which the patrons of terror—and their masters—were countered has established a new identity for India’s military might and strong leadership on the global stage.
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai stated that, under the leadership of the illustrious Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has not confined its policy of “zero tolerance” toward terrorism to mere words, but has successfully demonstrated it on the ground.
He added that the combined strength of the Indian Armed Forces, state-of-the-art warfare technology, and a self-reliant defense ecosystem have proven that India no longer merely reacts; rather, when the need arises, it executes decisive and effective counter-actions, CM Sai noted.
On the first anniversary of “Operation Sindoor,” Chief Minister Sai paid a humble and profound tribute to all those brave sons of the nation whose valor and gallantry have held the head of every Indian high with pride.
He offered his homage to the tourists who lost their lives in the Pahalgam attack. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai stated that the valor, patriotism, and sacrifice of the Indian Army would forever remain a source of inspiration for the people of the country, Chief Minister stated.
