Oppn Shot Itself in Foot by Asking for Op Sindoor Debate: PM Modi
In a scathing attack on the Opposition, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said that they had “shot themselves in the foot” by asking for a debate on Operation Sindoor, a military operation launched by the Indian Armed Forces in retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack. According to sources, PM Modi made these remarks during an NDA parliamentary party meeting.
The Opposition had sought to hold a debate on the operation, which was launched in October 2022. However, the government had refused to oblige, citing the sensitivity of the matter. PM Modi’s remarks suggest that the Opposition’s decision to push for a debate has backfired, and they were left looking isolated and weakened.
“Opposition shot itself in the foot by asking for debate on Op Sindoor,” PM Modi was quoted as saying by sources. “They got thrashed badly during the debate and were insistent on self-harm,” he added.
Operation Sindoor was launched by the Indian Armed Forces in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, which was carried out by Pakistani terrorists. The operation was aimed at neutralizing the terrorist infrastructure in the region and ensuring the safety of Indian citizens.
The Opposition’s decision to seek a debate on the operation was seen as an attempt to score political points and embarrass the government. However, PM Modi’s remarks suggest that this strategy has backfired, and the Opposition has ended up damaging its own reputation.
The Opposition has been increasingly critical of the government’s handling of national security issues, and the decision to seek a debate on Operation Sindoor was seen as a way to put pressure on the government. However, PM Modi’s remarks suggest that this strategy has not yielded the desired results.
Instead, the Opposition has been left looking isolated and weakened. The government has refused to engage with the Opposition on the issue, and the debate has been seen as a way for the Opposition to grandstand and score political points.
In contrast, the government has been able to present itself as a strong and decisive leader, capable of taking tough decisions to protect national security. The Operation Sindoor debate has been seen as a way for the government to showcase its commitment to national security and its ability to take effective action against terrorism.
The Opposition’s decision to seek a debate on Operation Sindoor has also been seen as a way to divert attention from its own internal issues. The Opposition has been plagued by infighting and factionalism, and the decision to seek a debate on the operation has been seen as a way to shift attention away from these issues.
However, PM Modi’s remarks suggest that this strategy has not worked, and the Opposition has ended up looking like a divided and ineffective opposition. The government has been able to present itself as a strong and united force, capable of taking effective action to protect national security.
In conclusion, PM Modi’s remarks suggest that the Opposition has shot itself in the foot by asking for a debate on Operation Sindoor. The Opposition’s decision to seek a debate has backfired, and they have been left looking isolated and weakened. The government has been able to present itself as a strong and decisive leader, capable of taking tough decisions to protect national security. The Operation Sindoor debate has been a victory for the government, and a defeat for the Opposition.
