Key Points

India has demonstrated a bold new approach to national security through 'Operation Sindoor', striking terror infrastructure with precision and resolve. Sufi leader Nasruddin Chishti praised the government's decisive action, highlighting that the new India responds with strategic decisions rather than empty rhetoric. The operation has not only targeted terrorist bases but also sent a strong message about India's commitment to protecting its national interests. Mock drills and heightened security measures across cities like Ajmer underscore the comprehensive nature of this strategic response.

Key Points: Nasruddin Chishti Praises Modi's Operation Sindoor Response

  • India's strategic strike exposes terror infrastructure in Pakistan
  • Mock drills enhance citizen preparedness and awareness
  • Kishangarh Airport suspends flights as precautionary measure
  • BJP celebrates Operation Sindoor's strategic success
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New India responds with decisions, not words, says Nasruddin Chishti on 'Operation Sindoor'

Sufi leader hails India's strategic action against terror, emphasizing 'New India' approach of decisive response to provocations

"This is the New India - it does not respond with mere words, but with decisions, swift action, and results. - Nasruddin Chishti"

Jaipur, May 7

Hailing India's 'Operation Sindoor' which hit terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), Naseeruddin Chishti, chairman of All India Sufi Sajjadanashin and son of Ajmer Dargah Diwan Zainul Abedin, on Wednesday said that this is "New India" which responds with actions, not words.

"The Prime Minister has honoured the sentiments of 140 crore Indians and responded to Pakistan in its language. This is the New India - it does not respond with mere words, but with decisions, swift action, and results. Today, our martyrs have received true tribute," he added.

He further said that sindoor (vermilion), a symbol of dignity and honour in Indian culture, has been desecrated by acts of terror.

"If our enemies continue their provocations, the response will be even more severe. This action is also a step toward reclaiming Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK)," he said.

On mock drills, Chishti said it is not just an exercise, but a public initiative aimed at raising awareness, teaching citizens how to support the government, protect themselves, and stay calm in times of crisis. Meanwhile, Ajmer remains on high alert. Mock drills are scheduled throughout the city on Wednesday to train citizens on how to stay safe during conflict.

Civil Defence officials will guide the public on safety protocols, including response to sirens, emergency blackouts, and evacuation procedures, said officials.

Civil Defence in-charge Prashant Jha confirmed that teams will be deployed in crowded areas such as schools and marketplaces to conduct training sessions for staff and the general public. Meanwhile, all civilian flights from Kishangarh Airport have been suspended for the next three days, starting Wednesday, due to security concerns.

The airport administration announced that no flights will operate until 5.29 a.m. on May 10.

The suspension is a precautionary measure in light of current developments. Following the success of 'Operation Sindoor', BJP workers gathered at the Vijay Smarak in Ajmer, where they celebrated by waving the National Flag and setting off fireworks.

Ajmer City District President Ramesh Soni and other party members were present on the occasion.

- IANS

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