‘India won’t tolerate terror’; CM, welcome Ops
Karnataka leaders salute 'Operation Sindoor' and the armed forces while stepping up security and cancelling political rallies in solidarity
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‘India won’t tolerate terror’; CM Siddaramaiah salute 'Operation Sindoor' and the armed forces
Bengaluru, 7 May
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday saluted the armed forces for conducting precision strikes on Pakistan under 'Operation Sindoor'.
"I salute the extraordinary courage of our armed forces behind 'Operation Sindoor'. Their heroic action reaffirms that India will never tolerate terror in any form," Siddaramaiah said on X.
Stating that the attack in Pahalgam was not just on innocent lives but an assault on the dreams and spirit of India, he said, "Every effort by our brave soldiers is a pledge to bring justice to the victims, their families, and to every Indian who believes in peace and humanity."
"Karnataka joins the nation in expressing unwavering solidarity with our forces. We are proud of your valour, sacrifice, and unflinching commitment to protect our sovereignty," he added.
The State Congress cancelled its "Samvidhan Bachao (Save the constitution) and Anti-Price Rise Rally" scheduled in Raichur today.
"At this juncture, it would be inappropriate to protest against the Central government's policies. So, we have cancelled the rally, for the sake of our soldiers and in support of the attack on terror bases," he said.
Similarly, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar also hailed the Army.
"We are proud of our Defence forces. We salute them for protecting our nation. The Congress party fully stands behind them."
Meanwhile, Home Minister G Parameshwara said the State government-initiated action based on the Centre’s advisories.
He said the State government has received advisories from the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Home Affairs regarding Civil Defence measures.
“We have taken special interest in securing major installations—be it power stations, irrigation dams, or industries," Parameshwara said. "We have informed all Superintendents of Police. We have sensitised all departmental officers to remain vigilant," he added.
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