All-party meeting, Operation Sindoor, Indian government, Opposition briefing, national security
New Delhi, May 8 — An all-party meeting convened by the central government began today in New Delhi to brief Opposition leaders on the highly sensitive Operation Sindoor, sources confirmed. The session is being led by Union Home Minister Amit Shah and attended by top political figures across party lines.
The government called the meeting following the successful execution of Operation Sindoor, a national security mission whose details remain classified but are believed to involve strategic operations near India’s northern borders.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also expected to address the leaders via a video message, underlining the operation’s significance and the need for political unity in its aftermath.
Opposition leaders, including Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, TMC’s Derek O’Brien, and NCP’s Sharad Pawar, are among those present. Initial reactions suggest a cautious endorsement of the government’s efforts, with parties calling for continued transparency and consultation on national security matters.
Operation Sindoor is reportedly a coordinated effort involving the Indian Armed Forces and intelligence agencies. Though specific objectives and outcomes remain undisclosed, experts speculate it relates to heightened tensions in border areas and India’s ongoing counter-terrorism measures.
The Ministry of Defence is expected to release a statement later today, possibly shedding light on the operation’s broader geopolitical implications.
Sources close to the meeting say the atmosphere is serious yet cooperative, reflecting the cross-party recognition of the mission’s importance.
Security analysts have praised the move to hold an all-party meeting, calling it a vital gesture toward democratic accountability.
This development comes amid increasing international scrutiny of India’s regional strategies and border security management.
Public interest in Operation Sindoor has surged, with citizens and media outlets alike demanding more information.
The meeting is still underway, and further details are expected to emerge as the government and Opposition finalize their joint statement.
Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.
