New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party on Sunday launched a sharp counter of Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s allegations on Operation Sindoor, alleging a “Pakistani story” and armed forces “bark”.Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said in a post on X, “There is also a limit to lying! Now the people of India themselves will tell Mr. Rahul Gandhi that enough is enough.”Criticism followed the remarks of the head of the Air Force, who credited the “political will” of the Central Government for the success of Operation Sindoor and dismissed the suggestions for sanctions on the armed forces.Also Read: IAF Chief says India shot 6 Pakistani aircraft during Operation Sindoor“A major reason for success was the presence of political will. There were very clear political will and very clear directions for us. We were not banned … If there were any obstacles, they were self-made. The forces decided what the rules of engagement would be. We decided how we wanted to control growth. We had complete freedom to plan and execute, ”Air chief Marshal AP Singh said in Bengaluru.In an earlier post, Rijiju urged the Congress leader to “maintain the decoration of the Parliament of India”, saying that you keep lying all the time?BJP It Sale Head Amit Malviya also said, “India is not worth a careless, self-dedication as the leader of the opposition. Everything that Rahul Gandhi wants to India is not everything. People like him do not add anything to public life. Especially for him – the footnotes of history will not worry to mention his name. ,Both Rijiju and Malviya shared a video of the IAF chief’s comments, saying it dismissed Gandhi’s allegations.The IAF chief’s comments denied Rahul Gandhi’s claims in Parliament during the monsoon session directly, where the Congress leader alleged that the government had “tied” the “hands” of Indian pilots by refusing him to attack the Pakistani air defense systems. Gandhi also claimed that the aircraft was damaged due to obstacles from political leadership.Operation Sindoor was launched as a ventilative strike on 7 April on 22 April after the Pahgam terror attack, killing 26 people. Coordinated operation by the Army, Navy and Air Force targeted the terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
