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Govt rebuts 'first recognition' reports on Operation Sindoor martyrs

Posted on June 27, 2026
By Business News Today
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Govt rebuts 'first recognition' reports on Operation Sindoor martyrs

The government has refuted claims that six soldiers killed in Operation Sindoor were only recently officially recognised. The Press Information Bureau clarified that these heroes were publicly honoured shortly after the operation in May 2025, receiving gallantry awards and tributes. Reports suggesting this was the first acknowledgement are incorrect, and the government urged responsible reporting to avoid distressing families.