Pak’s nuclear weapons should be under global supervision,’ says Rajnath Singh in Srinagar

Public Lokpal
May 15, 2025

Srinagar: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reached Jammu and Kashmir’s Srinagar today,

in his first visit to the Union Territory after Operation Sindoor was launched.

During his visit to Srinagar, Rajnath Singh assessed the situation in Kashmir after the ceasefire between India and Pakistan,

and addressed Army jawans at the Badami Bagh Cantt in Srinagar. This comes days after a ceasefire was announced between India and Pakistan on May 10 following days of border skirmish and exchange of artillery fire, leading to multiple casualties.

Encounter breaks out in Pulwama: An encounter broke out between security forces and terrorists in the Pulwama region of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday morning. A cordon and search operation was launched by security forces in Nader Tral area of Awantipora in the south Kashmir district.

This encounter operation was launched after getting specific input about the presence of terrorists there. The search operation turned into an encounter after the terrorists fired upon the forces, who retaliated.

Defence Ministry’s statement on Op Sindoor Operation Sindoor showcased the sharp rise of India’s defence power and technological might as the military delivered precision strikes and neutralised Pakistani terror targets without crossing the borders,

the Defence Ministry said on Wednesday. The operation also produced concrete evidence of hostile technologies neutralised by Indian systems that included pieces of PL-15 missiles of Chinese origin and Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) named “Yiha” or “YEEHAW”,it said.

It marked a “milestone” in India’s journey towards technological self-reliance in military operations, the ministry said on Operation Sindoor.

Rajnath Singh, during his visit to Srinagar, said that Pakistan’s nuclear weapons should be under the supervision of global nuclear watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

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