Indian National Security Advisor’s Fabricated Narrative Highlights Failure in Operation Sindoor

Following the defeat in Operation Banyan Marsos, Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval’s attempts to hide the humiliation have proven unsuccessful. Distorting facts, Doval constructed a false narrative aligned with the BJP’s Hindutva ideology.

Addressing students at IIT Madras about Operation Sindoor, Ajit Doval stated, “Show me even one photographic proof that any Indian building was damaged.”

Doval also claimed that India could become the world’s largest army by 2047. This assertion reflects the BJP’s mindset of pushing the region toward conflict.

However, senior Indian military officials have repeatedly admitted losses during the conflict. On May 11, Air Marshal A.K. Bhati, Director General of Air Operations, acknowledged, “Losses happen in war.”

Similarly, on May 31, General Anil Chauhan, Chief of Defence Staff, admitted, “Our flight capabilities remained affected for the next two days of the war.”

Indian Navy Captain Shiv Kumar confirmed that aircraft were indeed lost during the war. Indian Deputy Army Chief Lieutenant General Rahul Singh also admitted that Pakistani forces had complete knowledge of Indian Air Force movements.

Additionally, military bases at Udhampur, Pathankot, Adampur, and Bhuj were reportedly affected, according to Wing Commander Vyomika Singh.

These acknowledgments by senior Indian military officers serve as clear evidence of India’s military shortcomings.

In contrast, during Operation Banyan Marsos, Pakistani forces successfully targeted Indian military installations, demonstrating defensive superiority and confirming Pakistan’s ability to launch retaliatory strikes anywhere in India if necessary.

Ajit Doval’s statements reveal a mentality intent on destabilizing the region and highlight India’s war-driven obsession. The Modi government is accused of using hatred, prejudice, Islamophobia, and war frenzy to cover up its mismanagement and incompetence.

The Indian leadership is risking regional peace by promoting a hate-filled narrative for political gains.

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