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Op Sindoor shows India will go to any extent for citizens: Rajnath Singh
Op Sindoor shows India will go to any extent for citizens: Rajnath Singh
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's resolve to go to any extent to ensure its citizens' safety, commending the armed forces for eliminating terrorists and their handlers in Pakistan.…
The Story in Brief
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said Operation Sindoor demonstrated India's resolve to go to any extent to ensure its citizens' safety, commending the armed forces for eliminating terrorists and their handlers in Pakistan. He was speaking at a blood donation camp at Base Hospital, Delhi Cantonment, which drew nearly 500 donors including Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde and Army Chief Gen Dhiraj Seth. Singh urged youth to make blood donation a culture, noting India's goal of a developed nation by 2047 must include a compassionate society with adequate blood reserves. The Armed Forces Medical Services highlighted the need for sufficient stocks for routine and emergency care.
The Indian Opinion
The blood donation camp alongside Operation Sindoor is a clever attempt to weave military action into a civic narrative. But this framing risks blurring the line between national security and routine healthcare. The true test of the government's commitment will be whether it ensures adequate blood reserves for all citizens, not just soldiers, through sustained policy, not one-off events.
Source: greaterkashmir.com
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