We won, our Army avenged the cowardly Pahalgam terrorist attack and justice was served. Government did good and handled the situation nicely (except the information blackout following the ceasefire).
Our DGMO press conference which started with Shiv Tandav Stotram was a masterclass in strategic communication and the nation couldn't be more proud.
I joined X on 25th Apr, three days after the terrorist attack when our country was boiling with anger, did my part in whatever capacity I could in the info war by supporting the narrative building to keep the moral high.
The quick lessons gathered from ColAJ's tweet were my first insights on what a common citizen like me can do. Liking, reposting and engaging in the comments section with assurance or perspective were things I focused on.
To those reading, I want to convey the thoughts of Sri Aurobindo that "Nationalism is not a mere political programme; Nationalism is a religion that has come from God; Nationalism is a creed in which you shall have to live"
Will be back when my country needs me to participate in the info war, going back to my daily routine and always striving to be a citizen worth fighting for.
The analytics in the screenshot are of the 15 days I spent here on X and shows how every individual effort no matter how small can support a national cause.
Jai Hind!
Vande Mataram!
Bharat Mata Ki Jai!
The Pakistanis are absolutely delusional people. They lost four fighter jets, three airbase, defence systems, terrorist camps, and high-ranking terrorist/ISI leaders, but they say they won.
Their Director General of Military Operations called Indiaโs DGMO for ceasefire because they know that they could not sustain war a long war. India showed its strength and taught, once again, lessons and in future the Pakistanis will think much more deeply before orchestrating another terrorist attack.
India has clearly told Pakistan that any act of terrorist will be treated as an act of war and India will reply by devastating Pakistan.
Pakistan needs peace because it is already the top beggar country while India will soon be a top 3 economy. Although India doesnโt want war, they will have to teach Pakistan another lesson if it continues its delusional neo-Mughal ambitions.
Even with the help of Turkeyโs drone stock of more than five hundred, Indian defence systems neutralised all of them.
They even tried the Fateh Missile, which has range of 400 kilometres. With this they targeted Delhi but it was countered by Indian defence system 250km away from Delhi.
Notably, no Muslim country openly supported Pakistan, only Turkey has, not openly, but by a single cargo plane and only given third class drones and ammunition, by which they could fight for only three days.
When short of ammunition, Pakistan came on its knee and begged for ceasefire.