Sania Mirza’s Powerful Operation Sindoor Message With Photo Of Sofiya Qureshi And Vyomika Singh

Former Indian tennis player Sania Mirza shared a powerful message on social networks, reacting to two women’s women informed the media on the execution of India of “the Sindoor operation” on Wednesday. Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and the commander of the Vyomika Singh wings flanked the Minister of Foreign Affairs Vikram Misri on Wednesday morning during the briefing on the Sindoor operation, which was a joint operation of the Indian army and the Air Force, striking nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and the cashmere occupying in Pakistan and Pakistan. Sania Mirza celebrated the briefing carried out by two women officers of different religions.

Mirza shared an article by journalist Faye d’ouza, who had written the following in reaction to the briefing directed by Col Sofiya and the commander of the Vyomika wing.

“The messaging in this very powerful photo captures perfectly which we are as a nation”, was written by D’Esza in the post, which was then shared by Mirza.

Mirza, 38, is widely considered one of the largest tennis players and female athletes in India, having won six Grand Chelem titles in tennis. Mirza was classified as the player in double n ° 1 in the world in 2015.

Operation Sindoor

During a press briefing in New Delhi, Foreign Minister Vikram Misri, flanked by Colonel Sophia Qureshi and the commander of the Vyomika Singh wings, said that the operation was a “measured and proportioned” response to the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. This assault, attributed to terrorist groups based in Pakistan, cost the lives of 26 people, including a Nepalese national, and has made many other injured.

Colonel Qureshi said the operation has marked a change in strategy. “Over the past three decades, Pakistan has built terrorist infrastructure, including recruitment centers, training areas and launching ramps through POJK and Pakistan. This operation was intended to dismantle these facilities and prevent future attacks,” she said.

The missiles strike the targeted installations in Muzaffarabad, Kotli, Bahawalpur, Rawalakot, Chakswari, Bhimber, Neelum Valley, Jhelum and Chakwal, all the regions long suspected by the intelligence agencies of the bearing terrorist camps. These sites would be affiliated with Lashkar-E-Taiba (Let) and Jaish-E-Mohammad (Jem), two terrorist groups responsible for several attacks in India over the years.

On the nine places affected, five were in cashmere occupied by Pakistan, and four were in continental Pakistan. Bahawalpur, in particular, was a known bastion of Jem. Muzaffarabad and Bhimber had already been identified by Indian security agencies as transit and logistics points for infiltration in cashmere.

Over 70 terrorists have been killed and more than 60 injuries. The strikes were made using a mixture of missiles launched and launched by air