Op Sindoor Debate: Amit Shah To Speak In Lok Sabha Tomorrow, PM Modi Likely To Speak
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Op Sindoor Debate: Amit Shah To Speak In Lok Sabha Tomorrow, PM Modi Likely To Speak
Op Sindoor Debate: Amit Shah To Speak In Lok Sabha Tomorrow, PM Modi Likely To Speak On Tuesday evening. Parliament began the three-day debate on the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor from Monday, following a week of disruption. Both the ruling BJP-led National Democratic Alliance and the Opposition have fielded senior leaders for the discussions in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. The lower house witnessed fiery exchange of words between the treasury and opposition benches over the terror attack, India’s strikes on Pakistan and the Operation. The opposition parties came down heavily on central government over the announcement of a ceasefire after a three- day conflict between India and Pakistan by US President Donald Trump.
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Last Updated: July 28, 2025, 18:43 IST
PM Modi will likely address Parliament on Operation Sindoor.
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Operation Sindoor Debate In Parliament: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to participate in the ongoing debate over Operation Sindoor– India’s retaliatory strikes on Pakistan following the ghastly Pahalgam terror attack– and address the Parliament on Tuesday evening.
PM Modi is likely to address the Parliament tomorrow.
The Prime Minister is likely to address either house of the Parliament at around 7 pm on Tuesday.
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Additionally, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is also expected to lead the discussion in Lok Sabha tomorrow, while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will open the debate in Rajya Sabha.
Parliament began the three-day debate on the Pahalgam terror attack and Operation Sindoor from Monday, following a week of disruption.
Both the ruling BJP-led National Democratic Alliance and the Opposition have fielded senior leaders for the discussions in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
The lower house witnessed fiery exchange of words between the treasury and opposition benches over the terror attack and the India’s strikes on Pakistan.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh began the debate in Lok Sabha, explaining how, through Operation Sindoor, the Indian armed forces hit nine terror targets in Pakistan and PoK and killed over 100 terrorists. He also said that the Operation was stopped because India’s objective was achieved and not under pressure.
“We stopped action because our objectives were met. It is baseless and wrong that the Operation Sindoor was stopped under any pressure,” Singh said as his statement was followed by uproar from the Opposition.
The opposition parties came down heavily on central government over the announcement of a ceasefire after a three-day conflict between India and Pakistan by US President Donald Trump.
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi led the opposition’s discussion, questioning the government over alleged security lapses.
The Deputy Leader of Congress in the Lok Sabha asked Rajnath Singh why he did not mention in his speech how terrorists from Pakistan reached Pahalgam and killed 26 people. “It is our duty to ask these questions in the interest of the nation,” he added.
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Gogoi also said why security agencies are not able to nab the terrorists behind the Pahalgam attack.
Meanwhile, BJP allies– Janata Dal (U) and Telugu Desam Party (TDP)– also came to applaud the government for the decision taken during Operation Sindoor, in which nine terror camps were targeted in Pakistan and PoK.
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First Published: July 28, 2025, 18:43 IST
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