Operation Sindoor, which Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde praised on Wednesday as a strong reaction to the April 22 Pahalgam terror assault, was described as “just the trailer” with the “movie yet to come” by news agency ANI.

Shinde emphasized that the operation has brought justice to the 26 victims slain in the barbaric assault in Jammu and Kashmir and thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the military.

“I express my gratitude to PM Modi and our military, who have performed admirably… They have responded appropriately to Pakistan and terrorism. “Yeh toh trailer hain, picture abhi baaki hain,” he continued, referring to the fact that the photo has not yet been released.

“I applaud the measures being implemented as part of Operation Sindoor. For that, I am grateful to PM Modi. In Pahalgam, Kashmir, innocent individuals were murdered in front of their relatives. According to ANI, Shinde said, “Justice has been served to the people of the country.”

In order to emphasize the government’s steadfast determination, Eknath Shinde said, “And again I thank PM Modi, and he will not spare Pakistan.”

He emphasized the operation’s symbolic meaning, saying, “Under [PM Modi’s] leadership, this Operation Sindoor has taken place and has avenged those mothers and sisters whose whose’sindoor’ was taken away.”

According to ANI, the deputy chief minister of Maharashtra said that the attacks, which targeted nine terrorist locations, had received international support, with nations all around the globe supporting India’s actions.

“It is being supported by nations worldwide… He said, “It’s only the beginning.” In addition, Shinde warned Pakistan that “Pakistan stands nowhere before India, and if it does something, our armed forces will erase Pakistan from the world’s map.”

Shinde’s comments follow the Indian Armed Forces’ effective completion of Operation Sindoor. Using specialized precision weapons, the operation resulted in the coordinated elimination of nine terror targets.

According to sources, Indian troops successfully struck five targets in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) and attacked and destroyed four facilities in Pakistan, including important areas in Bahawalpur, Muridke, and Sialkot.

The operation was executed in concert by the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, which mobilized men and resources.

According to further reports, the attacks on all nine targets were successful. Top Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) leaders who support terrorism in India were targeted by the Indian military at these specific places.