BJP Member Condemns Congress Leader's Remarks on Operation Sindoor

BJP member Sadineni Yamini Sharma has condemned Congress leader Prithviraj Chavan's remarks regarding Operation Sindoor, calling for an apology. She emphasized the importance of supporting the Indian Army and criticized the opposition for undermining the military's efforts. Sharma highlighted the tragic events in Pahalgam that led to the operation, asserting that the army's actions were crucial in combating terrorism. Her statements reflect a broader call for unity in supporting national security during sensitive times.

By Narendra Chaudhary Dec 17, 2025, 16:35 IST

Strong Reactions to Controversial Comments

Sadineni Yamini Sharma, a member of the National Council of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has expressed strong disapproval of recent remarks made by senior Congress leader and former Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Prithviraj Chavan, regarding Operation Sindoor. She has called for an apology from the Congress party for his statements.

In response to Chavan's comments about India's defeat on the first day of Operation Sindoor, Sharma stated, "These remarks not only disrespect Operation Sindoor but also insult the Indian Army, national security, and the women who lost their husbands to religious terrorism."

Accusations Against the Opposition

Speaking to a news agency, Sharma accused the opposition of failing to grasp the significance of Operation Sindoor, belittling the soldiers, and deliberately undermining their morale. She emphasized the tragic events in Pahalgam, where over 29 Hindu men were brutally murdered based on their religion. Following this horrific act, the Indian Army, under the decisive leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, launched Operation Sindoor, sending a clear and strong message against terrorism by taking decisive action against enemy positions.

Support for Government and Armed Forces

Expressing her support for the Indian government and armed forces, Sharma remarked, "In such delicate moments, opposition leaders should stand united with the central government and the armed forces. Instead, they repeatedly mock the Indian Army, disrespect it, and question its heroic actions during Operation Sindoor."