New Delhi, Oct 24 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi will receive a ceremonial salute from sixteen Border Security Force (BSF) personnel who were awarded gallantry medals for their bravery during Operation Sindoor at the National Unity Day parade in Gujarat. Officials confirmed on Friday that the event will take place on October 31 at Kevadia, in Narmada district, to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of India’s first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.

As per agency report, the parade will be held against the backdrop of the 182-metre Statue of Unity, the world’s tallest statue, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi in 2018. The event marks the annual celebration of National Unity Day, recognizing Patel’s pivotal role in the integration of India after independence.

BSF Director General Daljit Singh Chaudhary said the 2025 celebration would be particularly special, describing it as a symbol of India’s unity and harmony. He announced that along with the 16 BSF personnel from Operation Sindoor, five Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawans who were awarded the Shaurya Chakra will also participate in the parade.

Officials stated that the gallantry awardees will be seated in a moving vehicle during the parade. The BSF personnel had received the Police Medal for Gallantry on Independence Day for displaying exceptional courage and valor during Operation Sindoor — a joint military offensive conducted by the three armed forces in collaboration with the BSF along the western border from May 7 to 10. The operation targeted terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir in retaliation for the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives. Two other BSF soldiers were posthumously awarded the Vir Chakra for their bravery during the operation.

The parade will feature contingents from BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP, SSB, and police forces from several states including Assam, Tripura, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh, along with the National Cadet Corps (NCC).

Highlighting the spirit of “Unity in Diversity,” the parade will include performances by various police brass bands and ten thematic tableaux representing different states and union territories. A women-led contingent will present the Guard of Honour to Prime Minister Modi.

A key attraction of the event will be the demonstration by two indigenous Indian dog breeds trained by the BSF—Riya, a Mudhol Hound, and Lily, a Rampur Hound—both trained for high-risk operations such as helicopter descents with commandos and river rafting missions. The parade will conclude with a grand cultural performance featuring 900 artists presenting Indian classical dance forms.

Chaudhary said the objective of the National Unity Day celebration is to promote national integration, harmony, and patriotism among citizens and to inspire them to embrace these values. A government statement added that the event will also feature mounted contingents on horses and camels, along with an aerial display by the Indian Air Force’s Surya Kiran team and demonstrations of unarmed combat techniques.

Bhuj (Gujarat), May 16 – India has urged the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reconsider its financial assistance of one billion dollars to Pakistan, stating that the funds could potentially be used to finance terrorism. The statement was made by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh during his address to air warriors at the Indian Air Force station in Bhuj, where he also confirmed the use of the BrahMos supersonic missile in the recently conducted 'Operation Sindoor'.

As per agency report, Singh underlined that the operation was a direct response to the Pahalgam terror attack on May 7. In retaliation, Indian forces targeted and destroyed nine terrorist infrastructures located in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Following Pakistan’s attempted strikes on Indian military installations, India launched further counter-attacks, resulting in damage to several Pakistani military assets. The cross-border exchanges continued for four days, concluding with a ceasefire agreement on May 10.

Rajnath Singh made it clear that this ceasefire does not imply closure, but rather serves as a probationary phase for Pakistan. He emphasized that if Pakistan’s behavior improves, India will maintain peace. However, any provocation will invite severe consequences. Describing the operation as merely a “trailer,” he warned that the full picture could be revealed if required. He reiterated that attacking terrorism and eliminating it is now the "new normal" for a new India.

The Defence Minister revealed intelligence indicating that Pakistan is attempting to rebuild the terrorist structures destroyed during the operation. He alleged that Islamabad is planning to channel nearly ₹14 crore, collected from ordinary Pakistani citizens, to Masood Azhar, the UN-designated terrorist and chief of Jaish-e-Mohammed. Singh warned that such misuse of funds further justifies India's call for the IMF to suspend all future aid to Pakistan.

Referring to Pakistan’s plans to finance the reconstruction of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed infrastructures in Muridke and Bahawalpur, Singh stressed that any global financial support to Pakistan, either directly or indirectly, contributes to terrorism.

The air base in Bhuj, from where Singh addressed the troops, was among the strategic locations targeted by Pakistan during the brief military engagement. Praising the Indian Air Force for its swift and decisive action, Singh stated that Indian fighter jets were able to destroy terrorist camps and Pakistani airbases within 23 minutes without crossing the international border. This, he said, showcased India’s evolved war doctrine and advanced technological capabilities.

He affirmed that Indian-made defence equipment, including the BrahMos missile and the Akash air defence system, played a critical role in the success of the operation. He added that Pakistan itself has acknowledged the effectiveness of the BrahMos missile, which, according to Singh, "brought daylight in the darkness of night" for the enemy.

Highlighting India's growing self-reliance in defence, Singh emphasized that the country is no longer dependent solely on imported weapons. Instead, indigenously developed systems are now integral to India’s military strength, offering both capability and credibility.

During his interactions with soldiers in Srinagar on Thursday and with airmen in Bhuj on Friday, the Defence Minister expressed confidence that India’s borders are completely secure. He concluded by commending the valour and patriotism of the armed forces, stating that their actions during 'Operation Sindoor' have made the entire nation proud.

New Delhi, May 13 — Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued a stern warning to Pakistan during his visit to the Adampur Air Force Station in Punjab, asserting that if terrorism from Pakistani soil continues, India will not hesitate to destroy its neighbour. Addressing Air Force personnel for the first time since the conclusion of 'Operation Sindoor', Modi lauded the Indian armed forces for their unprecedented valor and effectiveness in neutralizing threats.

As per agency report, Modi’s address was delivered from the Adampur Air Base, located merely 100 kilometers from the Pakistan border, adding strategic significance to his message. This was also the base that Pakistan had falsely claimed to have destroyed, including the Indian S-400 missile launcher stationed there. These claims were refuted by India, and images from the televised address, showing the S-400 launcher prominently behind the Prime Minister, served as visual rebuttal.

In his 27-minute address, Modi praised the armed forces for their precision and bravery, stating that the actions during the four-day-long operation were not only historic but unmatched in their execution. The operation resulted in the destruction of nine terrorist hideouts and inflicted damage on eight Pakistani military installations.

He stated that "Operation Sindoor" has now drawn a clear "Lakshman Rekha" for Pakistan. Modi emphasized that Pakistan failed in its attempts to harm India’s military establishments, and any further acts of terrorism would be met with uncompromising retaliation.

Wearing a Western Air Command cap adorned with the Trishul emblem, Modi stood in front of the very missile system Pakistan claimed to have taken out. He hailed the Indian forces for defeating what he called “nuclear blackmail,” and remarked that the chant of "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" resonates from the skies to the earth whenever India’s soldiers rise to defend the nation.

He added that this chant is more than a slogan—it is a vow taken by every Indian soldier ready to lay down their life for the dignity of Mother India. Modi praised the success of Indian drones and missiles in breaching enemy strongholds, reiterating that the might and discipline of the Indian military sends a clear message to the world.

The Prime Minister saluted the personnel of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, affirming that their heroism during this operation will be etched in history. He underscored that those harboring terrorism now fully understand the consequences of casting an evil eye on India.

Adampur, home to both Rafale and MiG-29 squadrons, is India’s second-largest Air Force base and has played a critical role in past conflicts, including the 1971 war with Pakistan. Modi’s presence there underscored the operational readiness and resilience of India's defense forces amid evolving regional threats.

New Delhi, May 12 — In a firm and unequivocal address to the nation on Monday evening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared that India would not tolerate any form of "nuclear blackmail" and clarified that military operations against Pakistan had only been suspended, with future actions depending on the neighboring country's behavior.

This marked Prime Minister Modi’s first address since India launched ‘Operation Sindoor’ targeting terrorist camps and their infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. As per agency report, the Prime Minister extended a salute to the courage and dedication of India’s armed forces, scientists, and intelligence agencies, acknowledging their role in executing the operation successfully.

Modi stated that the attack in Pahalgam on April 22, which left 26 civilians dead, many of whom were reportedly killed after being asked about their religion, had shaken not just India but the entire world. He described the killings as deeply personal and painful, and said that the whole nation united in outrage and resolve following the incident.

He credited India’s response to the Pahalgam attack as a reflection of a new national doctrine on terrorism, stating that the armed forces were given complete freedom to respond as they deemed necessary. Over 100 hardened terrorists were reportedly eliminated during the operation, he added.

Referring to the threat of nuclear retaliation, Modi asserted that India will not succumb to any such pressure and emphasized that Pakistan’s plea to halt further military action was only considered after it promised to refrain from further hostile activities. He clarified that the suspension of operations is conditional and subject to Pakistan’s future conduct.

The Prime Minister said that ‘Operation Sindoor’ is not merely a codename but represents India’s unwavering pledge for justice. He called it a defining moment where the world witnessed the transformation of that pledge into resolute action.

Modi concluded by stating that every terrorist and terror organization has now learned the consequence of threatening India’s sovereignty and the sanctity symbolized by the ‘sindoor’ — referring to the traditional symbol of marriage and dignity for Indian women.

New Delhi, May 12 — The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has delivered on his promise to inflict punishment beyond imagination on the terrorists responsible for the Pahalgam attack and destroy their safe havens. BJP national spokesperson Sambit Patra addressed a press conference asserting that the Prime Minister had pledged that India would hunt down terrorists in their own shelters and eliminate their bases.

As per agency report, Patra credited the success of 'Operation Sindoor', which was launched on the night of May 6–7, to the resolute leadership of Prime Minister Modi and the unmatched courage of India’s armed forces. He said the operation achieved one hundred percent of its objectives and marked a turning point in India’s fight against terrorism, both militarily and diplomatically.

He further claimed that the campaign received tacit support from Islamic countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, adding that Pakistan now finds itself increasingly isolated on the global stage. Patra remarked that India has demonstrated its ability to strike any part of its neighboring country, making it clear that no location is beyond its reach.

Responding to questions about the social media backlash against Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri following the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan, Patra emphasized that the BJP respects all individuals involved in the national mission, including members of the armed forces and civil services. He clarified that while social media is a useful platform for public discourse, it cannot determine national policy or action.

Misri, who faced significant trolling along with his family on the social media platform X, was compelled to set his account to private in the wake of online abuse.

Reaffirming the success of the mission, Patra highlighted that 'Operation Sindoor' resulted in the destruction of nine terrorist camps and the killing of over 100 militants in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). He claimed that India's retaliatory strikes in response to Pakistan’s attempted counterattacks led to the destruction of 11 Pakistani airbases.

He also asserted that over 50 Pakistani soldiers were killed in one of these airbase attacks, and emphasized that this marked the first instance of a country targeting military airbases within a nuclear-armed nation.

Summing up the operation's impact, Patra said Pakistan lost nine terrorist hideouts, 11 airbases, over 100 terrorists, 50 soldiers, and its dignity. He concluded by stating that although both nations have agreed to halt military action, India would not hesitate to break the agreement in the event of any future terrorist attacks.

New Delhi, May 11 — Amid a fragile ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued clear instructions to the Indian armed forces that any provocation by Pakistan must be met with a stronger response. Government sources revealed on Sunday that Modi stated, “If they fire bullets, we will respond with shells.”

As per agency report, the Indian leadership has clarified that Operation Sindoor, which involved targeted strikes on terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), is not over yet. The government intends to maintain a tough stance against cross-border terrorism and has warned that Pakistan will now have to pay a heavier price for supporting terror activities.

The sources further emphasized that Pakistan should not expect selective cooperation in bilateral matters while continuing to foster terrorism. On the subject of Jammu and Kashmir, India reiterated that it will not entertain any proposals for international mediation. The only point open for discussion, they maintained, is Pakistan’s illegal occupation of parts of Kashmir.

A significant escalation at the border had led to intense military confrontations over four days. On Saturday evening, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri announced that both nations had agreed to halt all ground, air, and maritime hostilities with immediate effect. The announcement followed a statement by US President Donald Trump, who claimed that American mediation had helped both countries reach a "complete and immediate ceasefire."

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio also confirmed the development, stating that both governments had agreed to begin broader discussions at a neutral location.

However, Indian government sources clarified on Sunday that India remains firm on its core stance—no further dialogue with Pakistan beyond the Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) level, and no dilution in policy regarding Pakistan-sponsored terrorism. They reiterated that India’s firm position since the retaliatory strikes on May 7 has been that any Pakistani aggression will be met with even stronger force.

The sources also stated that India had informed its international partners shortly after the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that it would be launching targeted strikes on terrorist infrastructure within Pakistan. Following the strikes, they said, India responded firmly to all Pakistani actions, signaling a decisive shift in India’s counter-terrorism strategy.

Additionally, they confirmed that the Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended until further notice, citing Pakistan’s continued support for terrorism as the reason.

Lucknow, May 11 – Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath praised the capabilities of the BrahMos missile system while speaking at the inauguration of the BrahMos Aerospace Integration and Testing Facility in Lucknow. Referring to the recent military operation codenamed ‘Operation Sindoor’, Adityanath stated that the world had witnessed a glimpse of the missile’s prowess and, if that wasn't enough, people should ask Pakistan about its impact.

The Chief Minister emphasized that the time had come to completely eliminate terrorism and urged the nation to unite under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership. He reiterated the Prime Minister’s recent declaration that any future terrorist attack on Indian soil would be treated as an act of war. Adityanath characterized terrorism as a persistent threat and said it must be dealt with in the same language it understands. According to him, ‘Operation Sindoor’ sent a clear message to the world about India’s stance.

As per agency report, Adityanath expressed gratitude towards the Prime Minister and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh for choosing Uttar Pradesh as a key hub in India’s defense production roadmap. He highlighted the strategic significance of the BrahMos facility and credited Singh for championing the establishment of the facility during his tenure as Defence Minister.

The BrahMos facility in Lucknow is part of the Uttar Pradesh Defence Industrial Corridor, which was announced during the 2018 Investors Summit. Spread across six nodes—Lucknow, Kanpur, Aligarh, Agra, Jhansi, and Chitrakoot—the corridor aims to boost defense manufacturing and self-reliance in the sector. The state government provided 80 hectares of land for the facility at no cost.

The BrahMos manufacturing unit, built over three and a half years, is set to produce one of the world’s fastest supersonic cruise missiles, with a range of 290 to 400 kilometers. During the event, the Chief Minister handed over appointment letters to selected youth and was also presented with a model of the missile.

Adityanath further stated that any self-reliant nation must be capable of producing its own defense equipment, citing Israel as an example of how internal capabilities can ensure external security. He expressed confidence that India is progressing strongly in this direction.

The Chief Minister detailed how Uttar Pradesh has already made significant strides in defense manufacturing. He noted the successful launch of an ammunition production unit in Kanpur and the arrival of anchor units such as PTC in Lucknow, which supports not just BrahMos but also other aerospace-related manufacturing.

According to the Chief Minister, around seven anchor units linked to BrahMos are being established. He shared that Uttar Pradesh’s target is to attract Rs. 50,000 crore in investment in the defense corridor and generate one lakh jobs. So far, 57 MoUs have been signed with an estimated Rs. 30,000 crore in investments and the potential to employ nearly 60,000 youth.

Adityanath reaffirmed the state’s commitment to providing land and logistical support for all future defense-related requirements, including those from DRDO and BrahMos Aerospace. The event was also attended by Deputy Chief Ministers Keshav Prasad Maurya and Brajesh Pathak, along with local MLA Rajeshwar Singh and other dignitaries.

With this new facility, Uttar Pradesh has solidified its position as a key contributor to India’s defense production ecosystem, becoming the second state after Tamil Nadu to establish a dedicated defense industrial corridor.

New Delhi, May 10 – In a decisive response to Pakistan’s recent drone strikes and attempted assaults on Indian military and civilian infrastructure, India on Saturday announced that it had targeted eight Pakistani military installations, including weapon depots and command centers. The retaliation marks a significant escalation amid ongoing military tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

As per agency report, Indian armed forces carried out precision strikes using fighter jets and stand-off weapons on locations such as Rafiqui, Murid, Chaklala, Rahim Yar Khan, Sukkur, and Chunian. The targets included radar sites, command centers, and ammunition depots. The radar systems at Pasrur and Sialkot airbases were also struck.

Military spokesperson Colonel Sophia Qureshi, addressing a joint press briefing alongside Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, stated that India remains committed to de-escalation provided Pakistan refrains from further aggression. “Our response was swift and measured, focused solely on identified military targets,” she said.

Qureshi condemned Pakistan’s targeting of civilian areas and essential services. She revealed that Pakistan had launched missiles at Air Force stations in Srinagar, Awantipora, and Udhampur, including a school and medical center. Similar attacks occurred in Punjab after 1:40 AM, causing limited damage.

Vyomika Singh detailed that Pakistan used unmanned aerial vehicles, drones, and fighter jets in a series of attempted strikes on 26 locations along India’s western front. The Indian armed forces, she said, successfully neutralized most threats, though minor damage was sustained at air bases in Udhampur, Pathankot, Adampur, and Bhuj.

India also rejected Pakistan’s claims of destroying Indian S-400 systems, BrahMos bases, and ammunition depots. Photos from Sirsa and Suratgarh airbases were presented to refute allegations, showing operational runways and intact infrastructure.

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri emphasized that India’s countermeasures were a calibrated response to Pakistan’s “deliberate provocations” and warned that further escalation would be met with similar intensity. He reiterated that Pakistan’s continued use of drones and artillery against civilians in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab reflects a “reckless and inhumane campaign.”

The Indian Army, according to the statement, remains fully operational and vigilant across all sectors, prepared to respond to any further attempts by Pakistan to disturb regional peace.

This escalation follows the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which killed 26 Indian civilians, prompting India’s Operation Sindoor—a series of missile strikes on nine terror camps across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir earlier this week.

New Delhi, May 10 – External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Saturday reaffirmed that India has maintained and will continue to maintain a balanced and responsible stance amid escalating military tensions with Pakistan. His remarks came following a telephonic conversation with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

As per agency report, the conversation between the two leaders took place against the backdrop of a sharp escalation in hostilities, with both India and Pakistan targeting each other’s military installations in recent days.

In a post shared on social media platform X, Jaishankar stated, “Spoke with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio this morning. India’s approach has always been balanced and responsible and will remain so going forward.”

The US State Department also issued a statement regarding the call. Secretary Rubio emphasized the need for both sides to avoid miscalculation and urged the resumption of direct dialogue to de-escalate the situation.

Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce added that the US is willing to support efforts to facilitate meaningful discussions between the two nations in order to prevent future conflicts.

The call marks continued diplomatic engagement by the US as the international community closely watches developments in the subcontinent following India’s retaliatory strikes under Operation Sindoor and Pakistan’s attempted drone attacks on Indian territory.

Bhuj, May 10 – Amid the ongoing military conflict between India and Pakistan, authorities in Gujarat’s Kutch district issued an urgent advisory on Saturday, asking residents to stay indoors and avoid venturing out unnecessarily. The advisory comes a day after Indian forces thwarted Pakistani drone attacks in the region and imposed blackouts in parts of Kutch and two other border districts.

As per agency report, the Kutch District Collector posted the advisory on the administration’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, urging citizens to remain calm, stay inside their homes, and avoid believing or spreading rumors. "Do not panic," the message emphasized.

Military sources confirmed that Bhuj, the district headquarters of Kutch, was among 26 locations along the India-Pakistan border where enemy drones were detected late Friday night. In response, blackouts were enforced in several strategic areas to minimize visibility and risk.

Similar measures were taken in Banaskantha and Patan districts, especially in villages close to the international border. In Patan’s Santalpur taluka, several settlements experienced electricity outages as a precautionary measure.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel held a high-level meeting on Friday with top officials from the armed forces and reassured them of full state support in conducting defense operations without obstruction. State Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi also chaired a coordination meeting in Gandhinagar, bringing together senior police officials, district administrators, and officers from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Border Security Force, and Coast Guard.

Tensions have sharply escalated between India and Pakistan following precision strikes by Indian forces under ‘Operation Sindoor’ on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, in retaliation for the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 civilians.

In retaliation, Pakistan has launched back-to-back drone attacks over the past two nights, targeting 26 sites from Jammu and Kashmir down to Gujarat. However, India’s Ministry of Defence confirmed that all attempted strikes on airports, airbases, and other key installations were successfully intercepted and neutralized.

This latest advisory underscores the heightened state of alert along India’s western border and the continued threat posed by hostile aerial incursions. Authorities have urged the public to cooperate with security protocols and stay informed through official channels only.

New Delhi, May 9 – As border tensions between India and Pakistan escalate, shares of defense-related companies witnessed a sharp rally on Friday, bucking the overall downward trend in the broader stock market. Despite pressure on benchmark indices, investors flocked to defense sector stocks, anticipating increased government focus and spending on national security.

As per agency report, the Indian Army confirmed that Pakistani forces attempted multiple drone and weapon-based attacks across the western border during the night of May 8–9, all of which were “effectively neutralized.” The development sparked investor interest in defense manufacturing and technology firms.

On the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), several defense companies posted notable gains. Paras Defence and Space Technologies Limited surged 7.18 percent, Bharat Dynamics Limited rose 5.34 percent, Bharat Electronics Limited gained 2.92 percent, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited added 1.84 percent, and Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Limited increased by 1.38 percent.

Drone manufacturer IdeaForge Technology Limited saw a dramatic 20 percent jump, while DroneAcharya Aerial Innovations Limited climbed 4.99 percent, reflecting investor optimism over the growing relevance of drone technology in modern warfare and surveillance.

Siddharth Khemka, Head of Research (Wealth Management) at Motilal Oswal Financial Services, noted, “Given the current geopolitical developments, expectations of increased defense expenditure have led to strong momentum in defense stocks.”

Ajit Mishra, Senior Vice President (Research) at Religare Broking, echoed the sentiment, highlighting the strong performance of stocks like Bharat Electronics and Hindustan Aeronautics due to anticipated boosts in defense allocations.

Ahmedabad, May 9 – In response to the escalating military conflict between India and Pakistan, the Gujarat government has imposed a temporary ban on the use of drones and firecrackers across the state until May 15. The announcement was made by Gujarat Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghavi, who also issued a stern warning against individuals spreading anti-national sentiments on social media.

As per agency report, Sanghavi shared the update on social media platform X, stating, “Use of drones or firecrackers in any event or gathering will not be permitted until May 15. Please cooperate and follow the issued guidelines.”

Earlier in the day, the minister chaired a high-level video conference meeting with senior police officials, including the Director General of Police (DGP) Vikas Sahay, officers from the Intelligence Bureau, Police Commissioners, Range IGs, District Superintendents, and Cyber Crime officials.

An official statement following the meeting confirmed that strict surveillance is being maintained on social media platforms. Authorities have been instructed to take immediate legal action against individuals posting content that could incite unrest or undermine the morale of the armed forces.

The statement also clarified that sharing operational details or sensitive information about military movements online will attract serious consequences.

Following the meeting, Sanghavi confirmed that four FIRs had already been registered in different parts of the state against individuals accused of spreading anti-national content and attempting to demoralize the armed forces through online platforms.

“We will not tolerate any content on social media that harms national interest,” said Sanghavi, reaffirming the state’s commitment to maintaining law and order during a time of heightened national security concern.