Chavan Calls 'Operation Sindoor' a Defeat, Sparks Row Over India's Military Prowess

• Former Maharashtra CM Prithviraj Chavan controversially claimed 'Operation Sindoor' was a "complete defeat" for India, sparking a national debate.
• 'Operation Sindoor' was launched by India to avenge the Pahalgam massacre, destroying terrorist hideouts and attacking Pakistani military bases with BrahMos missiles.
• The operation reportedly shook Pakistan's military leadership, including Asim Munir, forcing them to seek a ceasefire, establishing India's dominance.
• Chavan's statement is criticized for questioning India's military success and potentially undermining national security, giving ammunition to adversaries.
• Despite widespread criticism, Prithviraj Chavan stands by his statement, asserting his right to question military actions.

Why It Matters: Chavan's controversial 'Operation Sindoor' defeat claim sparks debate on national security and military credibility.