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"Never Mistake Our Tolerance for Weakness!" NSA Ajit Doval Warns India Will "Hit Hard Irrespective of Consequences" in First Post-Operation Sindoor Interview!

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In a powerful, no-holds-barred statement to the world, National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval declared that India's generosity and patience must never be confused with weakness, asserting that the country is fully prepared to take bold risks and strike adversaries with devastating force regardless of the fallout. Speaking in his first detailed public interview since the military operation for the upcoming Discovery docuseries Declassified: Operation Sindoor. Doval shared rare behind-the-scenes insights into the national security leadership's iron resolve during one of the most intense cross-border confrontations in recent history.

Doval explained that the core objective behind Operation Sindoor was crystal clear from day one: to completely demolish cross-border terror infrastructure and eliminate the networks responsible for the deadly April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. He emphasized that the strategic strikes were designed not just as tactical retaliation, but to send an unmistakable global message that India will no longer hesitate to cross lines, take severe operational risks, and hit back hard whenever national security is threatened.

The high-stakes military engagement, which began early on May 7, saw Indian forces carry out precision strikes against multiple terror hubs deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). When Pakistan responded with counter-attacks, Indian armed forces executed aggressive counter-offensives across an intense 88-hour conflict before hostilities were halted following a bilateral understanding on the evening of May 10. The upcoming two-part docuseries features direct first-hand accounts from India's top military and security planners, recounting the crucial strategic calculations, intelligence decisions, and indigenous defence capabilities that shaped the operation.

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