Rajnath Singh hails Operation Sindoor at Delhi blood donation camp by athletes

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh praised Operation Sindoor, saying it demonstrated India's resolve to protect its citizens and sent a strong message to the world. He made these remarks at a blood donation camp held at Delhi Cantonment. Around 1,000 wrestlers and athletes from Maharashtra participated in the event, donating blood in a show of civic commitment. Singh drew a parallel between the bravery displayed in Operation Sindoor and the compassion reflected in voluntary blood donation. He described blood donation as a supreme act of service, referring to it as 'Jivandan' and 'Mahadan'.

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