Operation Sindoor: Pakistan is frightened with NSA Doval’s statement, citing international rules

Ajit Kumar Doval, National Security Advisor of India-Photo Credit-PTI

NSA Ajit Doval on Friday slammed Pakistan, saying that India had struck nine terror targets inside Pakistan with utmost precision and there was not a single mistake during the attack.

Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan – Photo: Social Media

Pakistan is frightened with the statement given by India’s National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval on the success of ‘Operation Sindoor’. Doval on Friday July 11 , 2025 for the first time criticized Pakistan and said that India targeted nine terrorist hideouts within Pakistan with utmost precision and there was not a single mistake during this. He said that the operation was completed in just 23 minutes and its basis was completely intelligence information. Now the rulers of Pakistan are furious with this revelation of the Indian NSA.

In fact, Doval had challenged the foreign media and said that if India has suffered any damage, then show even a single photo, even a single satellite image. Even if a glass is broken, tell us. We knew who was where and we targeted that very place. We did not make any mistake.

After this statement of Doval, there was a stir in Pakistan. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry held a press conference on Saturday July 12, 2025 and termed Doval’s statement as ‘full of sabotage and lies’. Along with this, Pakistan accused India of violating sovereignty and flouting international laws.

Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesman Shafqat Ali Khan said, Doval’s statement is a deliberate false propaganda. It is a violation of all standards of responsible diplomacy. India’s boasting of such a military attack is a serious violation of the United Nations Charter.

It was also alleged that the targets which India called terrorist hideouts were actually civilian areas and civilians died there. Shafqat Ali Khan said that the international community will now have to take this seriously. If rein is not put in place, we have seen its consequences.