Social media platforms were ablaze with patriotic fervor as netizens hailed the Indian Armed Forces for launching precision strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK). The operation, named ‘Operation Sindoor’, triggered a nationwide surge of pride and emotion online, with hashtags like #OperationSindoor, #Terrorism, #ColSofiaQureshi, and #NariShakti trending prominently on X (formerly Twitter).
Users flooded platforms with messages of “Jai Hind”, calling the strikes a fitting tribute to those lost in the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. Several users praised the timing, coordination, and symbolism of the operation. “It’s goosebumps. Indian Armed Forces Jai Ho – Jai Hind,” wrote one user. Others called it a “surgical strike of poetic justice”, referencing how nine terrorist hubs — four of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), three of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), and two of Hizbul Mujahideen — were hit with precision.
The codename ‘Operation Sindoor’ resonated deeply with the public, especially women. Many interpreted it as a tribute to Indian women and a symbolic response to the heinous Pahalgam massacre, where Hindu men, including newlyweds, were killed after identification. The sindoor (vermillion) — traditionally worn by married Hindu women — became a metaphor for India’s resolve to protect its people and heritage.
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The presence of two senior women officers — Colonel Sofiya Qureshi and Wing Commander Vyomika Singh — leading the official briefing post-strike was widely appreciated. “Jai Hind ki Sena! A woman officer announcing Op Sindoor — poetic justice indeed!” read one of many posts celebrating their leadership.
Humour also found space in the digital celebration. Indian memesters flooded the internet with witty posts and memes. One viral post read, “Games period bol kar surprise test le liya” (They said it’s games period, but gave us a surprise test), while another joked, “Bina Siren K Hi Mock Drill Kar Dii” (Mock drill done without sirens). “Happy Diwali, padosiyon,” one user quipped, sharing images of bright flares lighting up the sky.
On WhatsApp, discussions evolved from civil defense tips to decoding how the civilian blackout drill may have served as a strategic distraction. “They expected action after the drill. But India launched Operation Sindoor before it,” wrote one user, highlighting the operation’s tactical surprise.
Across platforms, Indians came together to celebrate the armed forces and express unified pride. Posts echoed sentiments of justice, bravery, and resilience — reminding the world that India stands strong against terror.
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