We salute our armed forces to protect our country from terrorism, said- ICC leader
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Jai Shah, president of the International Cricket Council (ICC), united with the Indian Armed Forces in response to Pakistan’s air strikes on Thursday after Sindur. Shah, who praised the heroism and dedication of the Indian army, saluted the country’s troops to lead the struggle against terrorism amid tensions with Pakistan.
Shah wrote in his Instagram story, “Our armed forces are our pride, their heroism and dedication to protect our homeland and the people. We salute our brave men and women in the armed forces that save our country from terrorism. Let our heroes be a strong, a Strang India.
India’s famous spinner Anil Kumbley also reiterated Shah’s sentiments and praised the “unwavering courage” of the Indian Armed Forces. “In indefinite times, there is a reality – our armed forces stand with bad courage. His peaceful resolution is India’s strong armor. I salute every bravery that protects our day. #Jaihind.”
On Thursday, Pakistan carried out air strikes at several military stations near Pakistan Jammu and the western border, but India’s airstrike organizations successfully defeated the efforts. Pakistan tried to attack drones and missiles, causing blackouts and sirens in many parts of Jammu -Kashmir, Punjab and Rajasthan. Officials asked the residents to stay and be alerted because of emergency protocols were active.
These attacks appear to have been carried out under the Operation Sindur revenge of the Indian Armed Forces in Pakistan’s terrorist structure, from there, the attack on tourists in Pahalgam. Terrorists killed 26 tourists and Nepal citizen near Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. Amid the rising struggle between India and Pakistan, the BCCI immediately implemented the IPL 2025 on Friday, though a week. The board said that after the situation was estimated, the new plan and location of the competition would be announced.
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