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Amit malviya targets congress: Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has once again attacked the Narendra Modi government at the Center. This time he has shared a video of US President Donald Trump, in which Trump is seen saying that in the struggle between India and Pakistan, ‘five fighter aircraft were killed.’ Posting this video, Rahul Gandhi questioned ‘Modi ji, what is the truth of 5 ships? The country has the right to know!
BJP’s sharp reversal on Rahul Gandhi’s tweet
The Bharatiya Janata Party has reacted strongly to this tweet of Rahul Gandhi. BJP’s IT cell chief Amit Malviya questioned Rahul’s intention and said that Rahul Gandhi’s mindset is like anti -national. Amit Malviya wrote on X- ‘Rahul Gandhi has a mentality of a traitor. Trump neither took the name of India in his statement, nor said that those five ships were from India. Then why did the crown prince of Congress accept him of India? Why didn’t Pakistan agree? Do they have more sympathy than their country than Pakistan? The truth is that Pakistan is not still overcome from Operation Sindoor… but Rahul Gandhi is suffering! Whenever the army of the country teaches a lesson to the enemy, then the Congress feels chilly. Protest India is no longer a habit of Congress, but has become an identity. Rahul Gandhi tell- is he an Indian or Pakistan spokesperson? ‘
President Trump made a statement at private dinner
US President Donald Trump on Friday claimed during a private dinner that five fighter jets were killed during Operation Sindoor. However, he did not say whether these aircraft belonged to India or from Pakistan. Trump said-‘Actually, the aircraft were being dropped from the air. Not four or five, but I think the five aircraft were actually dropped.
What is operation vermilion?
Operation Sindoor was a military operation launched by India in response to a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir in April 2025. 26 innocent citizens were killed in this attack. India attacked terrorist structures at nine bases inside Pakistan under this operation, including Jaish-e-Mohammed in Bahawalpur and Lashkar-e-Taiba in Muridke.
India accepted the loss, but did not tell the number
It was officially accepted by India on the matter that some damage has occurred, but it was also clearly stated that more important than the number of damage is why this happened. India’s defense chief General Anil Chauhan said, “The important thing is not that the aircraft fell, but why it fell.”
He dismissed Pakistan’s claim to demolish six aircraft.