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Operation Sindoor: Navy Officer’s Remarks on IAF Losses ‘Twisted,’ Says Indian Embassy
Amid rising media chatter over reported IAF setbacks in Operation Sindoor, the Indian Embassy in Indonesia has stepped in to clear the air, stating that the Navy officer’s remarks were twisted out of context and widely misinterpreted. The controversy flared after Defense Attaché Captain Shiv Kumar, during a seminar presentation, reportedly made remarks about the IAF’s role in the anti-terror offensive. These comments quickly made headlines, sparking speculation and political noise. “The remarks have been quoted out of context. The reports floating in the media misrepresent the speaker’s actual message and intent.” The embassy clarified that the officer’s main point was to highlight the disciplined and professional nature of India’s military, which functions entirely under civilian command—a contrast to some neighboring countries. It also reaffirmed that Operation Sindoor, launched in May in response to the brutal Pahalgam terror attack, was a calibrated and non-escalatory strike targeting terror infrastructure, not a military confrontation aimed at provocation. “The intent was never to sensationalize losses but to highlight India’s responsible and strategic approach,” said an official. As tensions simmer across the region, the embassy’s swift response aims to shut down any attempts at twisting operational details or sowing confusion about India’s military stance. Operation Sindoor Sparks Political Firestorm: Defence Attaché’s Remarks Ignite ControversyOn June 10 in Indonesia, Defense Attaché Captain Shiv Kumar made a striking revelation, disclosing that the Indian Air Force suffered aircraft losses during the first wave of Operation Sindoor against terror camps in PoK and Pakistan. Captain Kumar explained that the initial limitations set by political leadership—instructing forces not to strike Pakistan’s military infrastructure or air defenses—may have contributed to the IAF’s early setbacks. “Only because of the constraint given by the political leadership…” he noted, highlighting the tight leash under which the forces operated initially. However, Kumar also emphasized how tactics shifted after the losses. “We then targeted military installations, first suppressing enemy air defenses, and launched precision attacks using BrahMos missiles,” he said, showcasing India’s decisive retaliation strategy in the later phases. But the remarks, once leaked, triggered a political storm back home. The Congress party pounced on the statement, calling it a “direct indictment” of the BJP-led government’s strategy.Congress leaders, including Jairam Ramesh and Pawan Khera, questioned why the PM refused to convene an all-party meet and alleged the government was “terrified” of what might be revealed if Parliament were to probe deeper. As the row intensifies, the Indian Embassy in Indonesia has already clarified that the Navy officer’s comments were taken out of context—but the debate back home shows no signs of cooling down.
Kolkata Law Student Gang Rape: College Guard Arrested for ‘Negligence and Suspected Involvement’
In a disturbing turn of events, Kolkata Police arrested 55-year-old security guard Pinaki Banerjee, making him the fourth accused in the horrific gang rape case involving a first-year law student at South Calcutta Law College. Banerjee’s arrest comes shortly after the detention of three key suspects, one of whom is a former student and local Trinamool Congress leader. While police haven’t confirmed his direct involvement in the act itself, they say Banerjee “failed in his duty” to prevent the crime and showed suspicious behavior during questioning. According to investigators, the guard was present at the college during the incident, as confirmed by CCTV footage, yet he neither intervened nor reported the horrific crime that unfolded on June 25. “His answers have been inconsistent, and he hasn’t been able to justify why he left his post during a critical time,” a senior officer said. “Whether he acted on someone’s instructions or out of fear—that too is under probe.” The police are now looking into whether Banerjee was acting alone or was part of a wider cover-up. His silence and inaction, officials suggest, could amount to deliberate negligence or passive complicity. As the investigation deepens, the entire city remains on edge, demanding swift justice for the young survivor and accountability from those who failed her.
Shefali Jariwala, the Iconic ‘Kaanta Laga’ Girl & Bigg Boss Fame, Passes Away at 42
Bollywood is reeling from the loss of Shefali Jariwala—the iconic ‘Kaanta Laga’ girl—who died at just 42, reportedly due to cardiac arrest. Shefali was rushed to Bellevue Multispeciality Hospital in Mumbai late at night by her husband, Parag Tyagi, and three others, but doctors declared her brought in dead. The tragic confirmation came from hospital authorities, followed by Mumbai Police sources, who revealed that her body was found at her residence in Andheri, Mumbai. A Sudden GoodbyeIn heartbreaking visuals that surfaced soon after the news broke, a grief-stricken Parag Tyagi was spotted leaving the hospital, silently battling the emotional weight of the tragedy. Parag has not made a public statement yet. The official cause behind Shefali’s death has not been confirmed yet. However, early medical inputs and insider sources hint at a massive heart attack. Her remains have been sent for postmortem examination at Cooper Hospital. From Engineer Dreams to StardomOriginally an aspiring computer engineer, Shefali shot to overnight stardom at the age of 20 with her sizzling appearance in the 2002 remix of Kaanta Laga, which made her a pop culture icon. She went on to feature in multiple music albums and projects but continued to be popularly known as the “Kaanta Laga Girl.” In 2020, she re-entered the limelight as a contestant in Bigg Boss Season 13, where her strong personality and bold presence won her both fans and critics alike. News Broke OnlineThe first news of her passing was shared on social media by journalist Vickey Lalwani, who reported that Shefali had already passed away before being brought to the hospital. While doctors at Bellevue refrained from sharing patient details, internal sources and police later confirmed the unfortunate demise. This sudden loss has shaken fans and fellow celebrities across the country. Tributes have started pouring in as many struggle to come to terms with the heartbreaking news. Rest in peace, Shefali. You’ll forever be remembered in the sparkle of that iconic dance and the fire you brought to the screen.
Parag Tyagi Breaks Down Outside Hospital After Shefali Jariwala’s Sudden Death at 42
The entertainment world woke up to a shocking tragedy as actor and model Shefali Jariwala—known for her iconic “Kanta Laga” music video and Bigg Boss appearance—passed away at the age of 42 due to a massive cardiac arrest. Shefali was reportedly brought dead to Bellevue Hospital, Mumbai, on Saturday. As the tragic news went viral, emotional visuals of Parag Tyagi leaving the hospital late at night began circulating online. A Grieving Husband, A Silent GoodbyeIn a now-viral clip, Parag Tyagi—visibly shattered—was seen partially covering his face with his hand as he sat in his car and drove away from the hospital. The pain was unmistakable on his face as the reality of the loss hit home. Parag and Shefali had been married since 2015 and often shared glimpses of their happy moments together on social media—making this sudden loss even more heartbreaking for fans. Forensics Team Reaches Her ResidenceShortly after, visuals also showed Mumbai Police and forensic officials arriving at Shefali’s residence for standard procedures. Meanwhile, her close friends and family were seen leaving the hospital premises, many of them in tears. Shefali’s untimely demise has sent shockwaves through the entertainment world and left her fans heartbroken. From “Kanta Laga” fame to Bigg Boss stardom, she was a face many admired — gone far too soon.
Puri Rath Yatra Turns Chaotic: 600+ Fall Ill Due to Scorching Heat & Massive Crowd Surge
What was supposed to be a grand spiritual celebration in Puri turned tense on Friday, June 27, as over 600 devotees fell ill during the iconic Rath Yatra due to unbearable heat and overcrowding According to Chief District Medical Officer Dr. Kishore Satapathy, many devotees suffered from vomiting, fainting spells, and minor injuries. While most were treated and discharged quickly, around 70 people remain hospitalized, with 9 reported in critical condition. “Fortunately, no lives have been lost,” confirmed Dr. Satapathy. Heatwave & Overcrowding BlamedOdisha Health Minister Mukesh Mahaling cited the hot and humid weather as a major reason behind the sudden spike in health issues. The situation worsened in the Balagandi area when Lord Balabhadra’s chariot, Taladhwaja, got stuck for over an hour, causing a bottleneck and stampede-like congestion. Many people were injured while attempting to escape the packed area. Quick action by volunteers and medical teams from both government and private organizations enabled the prompt transportation of the injured to nearby hospitals. Yatra to Resume TodayDue to the delay, all three holy chariots failed to arrive at the Gundicha Temple on Friday. But devotees need not worry — the pulling of the chariots will continue today, as is often the case when such large-scale delays occur. “There’s nothing unusual. All rituals were conducted on time, and there were no serious mishaps,” said Odisha Law Minister Prithiviraj Harichandan. At last update: Lord Balabhadra’s Taladhwaja is halted at Balagandi Chhak Goddess Subhadra’s Darpadalan is at Marichkote Lord Jagannath’s Nandighosh was only symbolically pulled and remains near the main temple Over 1 Million Devotees Flooded PuriAs per officials, an estimated 10 lakh devotees gathered in Puri for this year’s Rath Yatra, making it one of the largest religious gatherings in the country. Despite the health scares and chariot delays, the devotional spirit remains high, and Puri gears up for Day 2 of the Yatra with hopes of smooth proceedings.