Army Chief Reveals 'Operation Sindoor' Details, Calls it "Most Successful"

• Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi discussed 'Operation Sindoor', highlighting it as a "three-dimensional chess" scenario where the Indian Army was prepared for various actions.
• He revealed that 'Operation Sindoor' was given on April 29 or 30 but was not released to the media, emphasizing its success and coordinated execution.
• Dwivedi recounted a tense moment on April 22 when the then DGMO Rajiv Ghai described a critical situation as a "small task," indicating a major crisis.
• The operation demonstrated strong jointness among forces, dispelling the notion that India is slow to make decisions or mobilize forces.
• He noted that the operation involved precise, non-escalatory strikes for 22 minutes, eliminating nine targets, with visual evidence later shown to the world.

Why It Matters: Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi hailed 'Operation Sindoor' as India's most successful, coordinated military operation.