संसद ऑपरेशन सिन्दूर पर उत्तेजित हो गया: सरकार को राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा पर ज्वलंत विपक्ष का सामना करना पड़ रहा है।

Yet again, the ruling class uses "national security" as a smokescreen to distract from their failures and justify more military spending, while the real issues—inequality, poverty, and workers' rights—get ignored in Parliament.

Maybe if the government spent less energy on chest-thumping and more on addressing the root causes of conflict—like inequality, unemployment, and alienation—we wouldn’t be in this endless cycle of violence and blame games.

While national security should be above party politics, it’s clear the government owes the country real answers for its repeated intelligence lapses and knee-jerk reactions like Operation Sindoor. We need a strategy that actually protects our people and sovereignty—not just dramatic announcements for election season.

Once again, it feels like the government is more interested in managing headlines than actually addressing the serious intelligence failures and accountability issues behind these attacks.

It's about time the government is held accountable for intelligence lapses instead of just using military operations for political points—national security needs real answers, not just drama in Parliament.

It’s laughable how the opposition tries to score political points over national security—at least Modi’s government is actually taking action instead of just talking!

Honestly, it’s frustrating to see the opposition trying to score political points over national security just for the sake of attacking the government. The Modi government has shown time and again that it takes strong, decisive action against terror – Operation Sindoor is no different. Instead of nitpicking, everyone should stand united when it comes to protecting Bharat from enemies, both external and internal. National security is not a game, and Congress needs to stop undermining our forces and the government’s efforts just for their own vote bank politics.