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Attacks on Vikram Misri are unpatriotic. It proves right ThePrint reportage on MAGA-like Hindutva fringe

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Attacks on Vikram Misri are downright vile. It proves right ThePrint reportage on the rise of a MAGA-like ultra-Right phenomenon in the Hindutva fringe. Trolling the FS and family for India’s smart, mature ceasefire, and forcing him to protect his X account isn’t national interest. It’s a viciously unpatriotic act.

Operation Sindoor wasn’t a war to finish Pakistan. Ceasefire is welcome denouement

The ceasefire is a welcome denouement, with Operation Sindoor aims realised. It was to punish Pahalgam plotters and convince their patrons of inevitable military risk hereafter. It wasn’t a war to finish Pakistan. All targets were clinically struck, evidence produced, later Pakistani airbases hit punitively. A good 72-hour military-diplomatic outing.

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2 COMMENTS

  1. The days since the Pahalgam attack, the briefings on Operation Sindoor, are FS Vikram Misri’s moment. Gravitas, professional competence, he comes across as a very imposing figure. Worthy of heading the diplomatic corps. The future holds a lot of good for him in the service of India.

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