New Delhi: The Indian Armed Forces will showcase a tableau on Operation Sindoor with a motto of “Victory through jointness”, highlighting India’s success and the coordination of the tri-services in the military operation against Pakistan’s terror infrastructure, following the Pulwama terror attack.
Air Commodore Manish Sabharwal outlined the design of the tableau, portraying the destruction of Pakistan’s terror base and the weaponry used during the operation.
“We have created a border in between, and India has been depicted on the right and on the west, Pakistan has been showcased. As you are aware, on the first night itself, we had destroyed nine terrorist camps, in which the army and air force had joint operations conducted, in which seven were destroyed by the army and two by the air force, and the weapons that were used for destruction have been portrayed here,” Air Commodore Manish Sabharwal said.
“For example, the howitzer gun was used, war-made kamikaze drones were used by the army and by the air force, we used weapons from Rafale and other platforms as well. So that has been showcased,” he added.
At the heart of the tableau unfolds the strike narrative, reflecting the new normal of India’s national security doctrine – rapid response, controlled escalation and
uncompromising accuracy. A HARDP loitering munition eliminates the adversary’s air defence radar, showcasing India’s growing edge in unmanned precision warfare. This is followed by a Rafale aircraft, armed with SCALP missiles, executing a surgical strike on terror infrastructure. The tempo intensifies as the SU-30 MKI, launching the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, destroys hardened aircraft shelters, an unmistakable demonstration of India’s ability to strike deep, strike fast and strike flawlessly.
