Muzaffarpur: Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army’s latest counterterrorism success, was hailed as a symbol of India’s strategic strength at a seminar hosted by B.R.A. Bihar University in collaboration with Chetna Pragya Pravah on Sunday, June 1.
Chaired by Vice Chancellor Dinesh Chandra Rai, the event highlighted the precision and effectiveness of the operation, which dismantled key terrorist infrastructure in response to the deadly Arnia attack. In his address, Rai called the mission “a matter of great pride for our nation,” praising the armed forces for their “unparalleled courage and precision.”
“Operation Sindoor has not only brought justice to the victims of the Arnia attack but also redefined the standards for strategic military operations globally,” he said. “It reflects India’s resolve to defend its sovereignty and has given a new direction to our national security policies.”
Rai emphasised the role of academic forums in recognising national achievements, noting that the seminar served as a platform to engage students and scholars in critical discussions on security and strategy. “India’s thinking has changed,” he said in his concluding remarks. “We are no longer on the back foot; we are now shaping global security policies.”
The seminar saw participation from several dignitaries and academics, including Chandramohan Khanna Channi, Shivanand Singh, Rajeev Jha, Vijay Shahi, Uday Shankar Prasad Singh, Rajnish Gupta, Bipin Roy, Renubala, Anuradha Pathak, Kaushal Kishor Chaudhary, Neeraj Nayan, and Navin Kumar.
