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Rajnath Singh says Operation Sindoor proved India will go to any extent to protect citizens
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Rajnath Singh’s Operation Sindoor messaging will keep shaping India’s security narrative beyond this event.

The speech reinforces the government’s post-Operation Sindoor narrative and keeps the military message in public view. It also blends national security with a civic-health appeal, which broadens its political reach beyond defence audiences.

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The speech reinforces the government’s post-Operation Sindoor narrative and keeps the military message in public view. It also blends national security with a civic-health appeal, which broadens its political reach beyond defence audiences.

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Operation Sindoor showed India will go to any extent to protect its citizens, speaking at a blood donation camp at Base Hospital, Delhi Cantt. He praised the forces for killing terrorists and handlers based in Pakistan, thanked around 1,000 wrestlers and athletes from Maharashtra who donated blood, and urged youth to make blood donation and fitness part of public life. Maharashtra deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde also attended.

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Rajnath Singh says Operation Sindoor proved India will go to any extent to protect citizens

At a blood donation camp in Delhi Cantt, the defence minister linked military action, civic duty, and public health messaging.

Times of India·1h ago
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