National Security Adviser Ajit Doval said mistaking India’s generosity and tolerance for weakness would constitute a serious error. He added that India can take risks whenever circumstances demand action. Moreover, the country can deliver a strong response without worrying about consequences.
Doval made these remarks in Discovery’s upcoming docuseries, Declassified: Operation Sindoor. The reference describes this appearance as his first interview following Operation Sindoor.
According to Doval, the military campaign continued for 88 hours. Its primary objective involved destroying terrorist locations belonging to the enemy. In particular, forces targeted sites linked with the Pahalgam terror attack.
He said the operation sought to communicate a clear message. India believes in peace and tolerance, but opponents should never interpret either quality as weakness.
Two-Part Docuseries Will Explore Decisions Behind the Operation
According to Discovery, the two-part series will feature experiences from senior military and national security officials. It will also explain decisions taken during Operation Sindoor.
Additionally, viewers will receive information concerning different aspects of the government’s response. Doval will discuss the thinking behind military action. He will also explain how officials approached the decision-making process.
Discovery has scheduled Declassified: Operation Sindoor for Saturday at 9 pm. Viewers can watch the premiere on Discovery and Discovery+.
India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, 2025. Earlier, terrorists carried out an attack in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025. Several people lost their lives during that incident.
Afterwards, India launched military action against terrorist locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Doval’s Security Career Spans Intelligence and Strategic Affairs
Ajit Doval ranks among the leading officials within India’s national security structure. He is a retired Indian Police Service officer.
Officials first appointed him Prime Minister’s National Security Adviser on May 30, 2014. As NSA, Doval advises the Prime Minister on internal and external security.
His responsibilities also cover terrorism, intelligence matters and strategic challenges. Moreover, his role has drawn attention during several important national security developments.
Doval spent a significant portion of his career working in intelligence and security. Consequently, people regard him as a prominent figure in India’s strategic policy establishment.
His experience carries particular importance in matters involving terrorism and national security.
