In a recent discussion on Operation Sindoor, Lt Gen KJS Dhillon (Retd) emphasized India’s decisive military success against Pakistan, noting that not a single Indian missile was intercepted during the operation targeting 11 airbases. He criticized Pakistan’s army chief, Asim Munir, for hiding in a bunker and elevating himself to field marshal amid the conflict. Dhillon also argued that the narrative surrounding the operation was shaped by a weapons lobby, aiming to undermine India’s victory to favor competing defense manufacturers. He asserted that Pakistan’s plea for a ceasefire and reliance on third-party mediation underscored India’s strategic triumph in the conflict.