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Operation Sindoor (English Version)

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Book Details:

  • Author: Sarasij Majumder

  • Language: English

  • Pages: 80

  • Cover: Hardcover

  • Edition: First

  • Year: 2025

  • Publisher: Nirban Books

About The Book:

Operation Sindoor is a poignant reflection on the anguish of India following the brutal massacre of Hindus at Baisaran Valley, Pahelgaon, where a group of Pakistan-sponsored jihadists targeted Hindus after they declared their religious identity. This gripping account explores the profound sorrow and anger that followed this tragic event.

The book chronicles the intense 82-hour air war, blending the author’s personal insights with historical context. It sheds light on the geopolitics involving the USA, EU, World Bank, and IMF—international bodies that, according to the author, indirectly supported the survival of a rogue state with blood-stained hands.

The war came to an end prematurely, with the criminal state begging for mercy, and it was granted. However, history is set to repeat itself, as the injured state receives a $40 billion bailout from global powers, only to rebuild its strength and pose a future threat to India.

The book concludes with a sobering reflection: "The punishment delivered was much less than the offence committed." This work is a significant contribution to understanding a pivotal moment in India's modern history, leaving behind a stark warning for posterity.

अहिंसा परमो धर्मः | धर्म हिंसा तथैव च ।
(Ahimsa Paramo Dharmaḥ | Dharma Hinsa Tathaiva Cha).