NEW DELHI: Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi talked about Operation Sindoor, drawing parallels with a "trusted orchestra" where "every musician played a simultaneous or a synergistic role. ". Speaking at an event in the national capital on Saturday, he explained how the armed forces destroyed nine targets in 22 minutes, despite the time crunch. "Operation Sindoor was a trusted orchestra where every musician played a simultaneous or a synergistic role. That is how in 22 minutes, we could destroy nine terrorist targets and, we could in 80 hours make sure that the battle comes to an end. But what is more important, there was no time for decision making, had we not visualised, and had we not trusted the entire team," the Army chief said. He said that the response was not shaped "in

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