Operation Sindor: Indian-American MPs gave voice to their support, back to India’s right to self-defense

Operation Sindoor: Indian-American MPs supported voice for India, India’s right to self-defense backIndian-American MPs strongly supported India’s right to defend themselves at the launch of Operation Sindoor, an accurate military strike on nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.India retaliated after the initiative terrorist attack, killing 26 people by Pakistan -backed militants.

American Congressman Mr. Thadeer called the operation a “proper response”, which he described as barbaric killings of citizens in Jammu and Kashmir. “India has the right to defend itself after what happened in Pahgam. Terrorists were focusing on killing Hindus … India’s response is an essential vengeance. I urge the United States to stand up by India and support their rights to protect their people and its territory,” the theder cited by the news agency Annie.Thadeer urged intensive cooperation between the US and India to deal with global terrorism. He said, “War is never a solution, but terrorism should result in consequences. America should stand behind democracy and peaceful countries like India.”Congress King Krishnamurthy condemned the Pahalgam killings, called him “frightening”, and said that the urgency of fighting terrorism has increased. However, he warned against the growth. “It is necessary to avoid broad struggle. At the same time, Pakistan should release Imran Khan and maintain democracy by ensuring independent and fair elections,” he told ANI.Representative Ro Khanna took a balanced approach in an interview with CNN. Accepting India’s response to a deadly attack, he said, “Now the most important thing is that it is de-size. It should end it.” He also criticized Pakistan’s military leadership for democracy, in which the army chief Asim Muni was called the “dictator”.Senator Rishch chased India’s justiceSenior Jim Sixth, chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee, also supported India’s efforts to provide justice to the Pahgam attackers, but expressed concern over the increasing tension between India and Pakistan. Risk said in a post on X, “I am about the growing tension between India and Pakistan. I support the Indian government’s discovery of justice against the attackers in Pahgam, but I urge both sides for caution and respect for citizens.”Operation Sindoor was performed by the Indian Armed Forces on Wednesday. According to the Ministry of Defense, the strike was “concentrated, measured and non-esclery”, with no Pakistani military targets. Terrorist bases associated with groups such as Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Tabiba were destroyed in Bahalpur, Muridke, Sialkot and parts of Pok.Indian officials also informed the global partners including the US on the operation. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said that the purpose of the Pahalgam massacre was to be away from peace in Kashmir. “The victims were killed on the near border before family members. It was to terrorize the communities,” he said.