Indian Army Chief Reveals Operation Sindoor Strike Was Delayed to Respect Prayers
Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi disclosed that a strike during Operation Sindoor last year was deliberately delayed to avoid disrupting 'namaz' prayers at a terrorist camp, ensuring no one was engaged in worship.
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Army delayed strike during Op Sindoor at terror camps to respect namaz: General
Indian Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi revealed Operation Sindoor's strike was deliberately delayed last year. Commanders ensured the operation avoided disrupting 'namaz' prayers at a terrorist camp, choosing a time when no one was engaged in worship. This flexible timing demonstrated a unique consideration, prioritizing a specific prayer period before executing the mission.
By SURENDRA SINGH
Read full article →Army chief explains how timing for Operation Sindoor strikes was chosen, mentions Namaz factor
“We ensured that we would not act at a time when people on the other side might be offering Namaz at the terrorist camps,” Army chief Upendra Dwivedi said.
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