Relatives of those who lost their lives in the recent Pahalgam terror attack have expressed support for Operation Sindoor. The attack claimed 26 lives, including civilians, armed forces personnel, and local service providers. Many families described the retaliatory strike on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as a long-awaited act of justice and a heartfelt tribute to the victims.
Asavari Jagdale, daughter of Santosh Jagdale — a Pune resident who was among the victims — shared one of the most heartfelt responses. Asavari, who led her father라이브 바카라 funeral in the same blood-stained clothes she wore during the attack, said the name of the operation deeply moved her. “I was extremely emotional after hearing the name (Sindoor) of the mission,” she told ANI. Recalling Union Home Minister Amit Shah라이브 바카라 visit to Srinagar, she said, “The sisters who lost their husbands were pleading. I think this is why such a name has been attributed to the operation.” She added, “The loss of husbands and fathers was not left in vain. India has paid actual homage to them (victims) by striking. I want to thank you for the justice served within 15 days.”
Asha Narwal, mother of Indian Navy Lieutenant Vinay Narwal who was killed in the attack, also endorsed the government라이브 바카라 military response. “My whole family is with Modi Sahab, who has taken revenge today. I want to tell the Armed Forces personnel to keep moving forward. Today, a tribute has been paid to all those who lost their lives,” she said in an interview with ANI.
Vinay Narwal라이브 바카라 father-in-law, Sunil Swami, shared that the family had been waiting anxiously for action. “We got good news, we were waiting,” he told PTI. “Himanshi (Vinay Narwal라이브 바카라 wife) was asking when the revenge would be taken. I believe that the government has started it, we have full faith in the government.” Referring to the symbolism of the operation라이브 바카라 name, he added, “There should be a big action, so that no sister, daughter라이브 바카라 ‘sindoor’ (vermilion) is wiped out in future. The whole country, our family would be relieved. There is no doubt that it is Operation Sindoor, because they had deliberately killed the gents and spared ladies, they wiped out the ‘sindoor’. There should be a final and decisive assault, the enemies should be destroyed.”
Sanjay Dwivedi, father of Shubham Dwivedi — a young man from Uttar Pradesh who also lost his life in the attack — expressed gratitude for the swift military response. “I salute the Indian army and thank PM Modi, who listened to the pain of the country's people. The way the Indian military has destroyed the terrorism that is flourishing in Pakistan, I thank our military for that. My entire family has been feeling light since we heard this news,” he told ANI.
Manoj Dwivedi, Shubham라이브 바카라 uncle, spoke with both ANI and PTI, reiterating that the family had full faith in the government. “On 22nd April, when our child lost his life, we said that a revolution is going to come in our country, and we were sure that PM Modi would take the strictest step to finish terrorism. I want to thank PM Modi for the real tribute that the Army has given today to our son,” he said. “Modi ji has done what he had said. We had complete faith that our PM would definitely do something. PM Modi had assured us and the entire country. I believe that terrorism will be wiped off completely in the coming days. India had also given a befitting reply to the enemy this time.”
Harshal Sanjay Lele, son of Sanjay Lele from Maharashtra who was among the victims, said he was awake when the strike happened and witnessed the reports in real-time. “I happened to be awake at that time though I don't know why I couldn't sleep, but it turned out to be a good thing, as I got to watch the events unfold live,” he told IANS.
Arathy, daughter of N Ramachandran — a Tamil Nadu resident who was shot in front of his family during their visit to Kashmir — expressed profound gratitude. She extended a “big salute” to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Indian Army, and the Union Government for what she called a timely and necessary step, as reported by PTI.
Among the local victims was Syed Adil Hussain Shah, a pony handler who died while trying to shield tourists during the ambush. His father, Hyder Shah, said the family felt a sense of closure. “We are delighted that the killing of those 26 Pahalgam victims, including my son, has been avenged. I thank the government. Security forces and the government took revenge in the future. No one should lose their lives like this. We had confidence in PM Modi. We got justice today,” he told ANI.
His brother, Syed Nowshaad, also welcomed the government's action. “They have avenged the death of those innocent people. We feel proud of our government, we had faith in them,” he told ANI.
