Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said that the Indian Navy forced “the entire Pakistan Navy to remain confined to its ports during Operation Sindoor”.
Addressing the inauguration ceremony of the ‘Nausena Shaurya Vatika’, an open-air naval museum here, Singh said, “The Navy played a significant role in maintaining pressure on Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.
“Our Navy was deployed in the Arabian Sea with full preparedness and strength, maintaining constant pressure on the adversary. As a result, Pakistan’s entire Navy remained confined to its ports.”
Operation Sindoor was launched on May 7, 2025, to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, with Indian forces conducting precision strikes on multiple terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir. The military conflict was halted after both sides reached an understanding on the evening of May 10.
Talking about the opening of the Nausena Shaurya Vatika, which has been designed to showcase the legacy, operational​Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Saturday said that the Indian Navy forced “the entire Pakistan Navy to remain confined to its ports during Operation Sindoor”.
Addressing the inauguration ceremony of the ‘Nausena Shaurya Vatika’, an open-air naval museum here, Singh said, “The Navy played a significant role in maintaining pressure on Pakistan during Operation Sindoor.
“Our Navy was deployed in the Arabian Sea with full preparedness and strength, maintaining constant pressure on the adversary. As a result, Pakistan’s entire Navy remained confined to its ports.”
Operation Sindoor was launched on May 7, 2025, to avenge the Pahalgam terror attack, with Indian forces conducting precision strikes on multiple terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir. The military conflict was halted after both sides reached an understanding on the evening of May 10.
Talking about the opening of the Nausena Shaurya Vatika, which has been designed to showcase the legacy, operational ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
