Jaipur: Rajasthan Deputy Chief Minister Diya Kumari expressed deep pride and gratitude towards the Indian armed forces for their role in Operation Sindoor, describing it as an unforgettable chapter in the country’s security efforts.
Speaking at an event where she tied rakhi to soldiers, Kumari recalled her personal connection to the armed forces. “Being a soldier’s daughter, I was born when my father was serving in the army. Coming here feels like coming back to my family,” she said. She lauded the bravery and dedication of the army, noting that their work during Operation Sindoor had ensured the nation’s safety.
Kumari extended her thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the central government for the operation’s successful execution. “It was a great achievement, and I express my gratitude for the leadership that made it possible,” she stated.
Referring to a recent statement by Air Chief Marshal AP Singh on Operation Sindoor, Kumari emphasised its significance. “Such statements do not come often. The way the army was given a free hand reflects a crucial decision by our central government. Because of this, our country is safe today. We feel secure because of their vigilance and sacrifice,” she remarked.
Her comments come as political leaders and defence officials continue to highlight the strategic and morale-boosting impact of Operation Sindoor, portraying it as a testament to India’s robust defence policy.
