National security advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval said that the first thing Prime Minister Narendra Modi wanted to know following the Pahalgam terror attack was who was responsible, as he recalled the moments leading up to India’s Operation Sindoor in a new interview.
“The prime minister returned. The foreign secretary had come to receive him. Then, at the airport itself, we had a meeting. “And then his first question to me was — ‘Who has done it? Who is responsible? We should be very clear who the perpetrators are.
In an interview for the Discovery docuseries “Declassified: Operation Sindoor”, Doval said the aim of the 88-hour military operation was to destroy enemy camps, especially those linked to the Pahalgam terror attack. First, he wanted to know all the facts,” he said. Doval said PM Modi wanted to know who was behind the attack and sought immediate details about those responsible. I want it immediately,” he said. He said India had decided that the operation would focus on destroying enemy camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), especially those linked to the Pahalgam attack. He said India wanted the Pakistan army to understand that its “support to terrorism or inability to take effective action against the terrorists is something which is not tolerable to us,” news agency PTI reported.
