Always had faith in Indian Army: Pahalgam attack victim's wife on Op Sindoor
A political storm has erupted ahead of the Parliament debate on 'Operation Sindoor', as the BJP launched a sharp attack on the Congress party. The row began when Congress MP P. Chidambaram questioned whether the Pahalgam attackers actually came from Pakistan, demanding proof in a recent interview.
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