'Strikes not just near LoC': Ex-Army chief on India's fresh tactics in Op Sindoor
Former Indian Army Chief General M M Naravane described 'Operation Sindoor' as a necessary strategic shift in India's approach to cross-border terrorism. He noted that India is now targeting terrorist infrastructure and supporters deep within Pakistan rather than just near the border.
Why it matters
This marks a significant escalation in India's military doctrine regarding its security relationship with Pakistan.
NEW DELHI: Former Army chief General M M Naravane on Saturday described Operation Sindoor as "very necessary action", stating that it marked a significant shift in India’s approach towards Pakistan. Naravane said India moved beyond targeting terrorist bases along the border to striking their supporters and infrastructure deep inside Pakistan, signalling a more assertive response to cross-border terrorism.Speaking to reporters in Vadodara after attending an event, Naravane, the 28th Chief of the Army Staff, said India’s earlier responses to terror attacks, including the Uri and Pulwama attacks, had largely focused on terrorist hideouts close to the border.“Operation Sindoor, which took place after the Pahalgam attack, was a very necessary action...
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