Home Minister Amit Shah was speaking at the Border Security Force (BSF) raising ceremony and Rustomji Memorial Lecture. He said, “Operation Sindoor is the result of strong political will of our Prime Minister, accurate information from intelligence agencies and lethal action by our army. When all these three come together, such operations are possible.”

Home Minister Amit Shah said, ‘We had to save the lives of our Indians… Police, Army did a very good job.’ The Army was targeted in Uri… For the first time we did a surgical strike and attacked terrorist hideouts. We hoped that this would send a strong message to Pakistan but we were targeted again. We did the Balakot strike. But Pakistan crossed all limits in Pahalgam. The whole world is praising our armed forces for carrying out precise strikes on terrorist camps. When Pahalgam was targeted, we launched Operation Sindoor on May 9 and targeted 9 terrorist camps and destroyed their camps.

Terrorists crossed all boundaries in Pahalgam

Shah said, ‘Our country has been facing Pakistan-sponsored terrorism for decades.’ Pakistan has carried out several major terrorist attacks in India in the past years but it has never received a response as strong as it has now. Recalling the terrorist incident in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, he said, “In Pahalgam, Pakistan-backed terrorists killed innocent people after asking them about their religion, that too in front of their families.”

We did not target military installations or airbases first.

Shah said, ‘Under Operation Sindoor, 9 terrorist hideouts were destroyed in a matter of minutes, 2 of which were headquarters.’ But it is important to understand that we did not target any military base or airbase in Pakistan. We only destroyed those terrorist hideouts that were responsible for crimes on Indian soil.

Operation Sindoor: A symbol of confidence and decisive leadership

Shah stressed that Operation Sindoor was not just a military operation but a symbol of new confidence and decisive leadership in India’s policy. Pakistan has been using terrorism as a strategy for a long time but that policy will not work now. Operation Sindoor has made it clear that India is no longer a country that just suffers, but responds.

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At the same time, the Indian government has taken many strict steps after this attack. In response to the attack, India has announced the cancellation of all visas issued to Pakistani citizens. Along with this, Indian citizens living in Pakistan have also been advised to return to the country as soon as possible. Home Minister Amit Shah has talked to the states in this regard.

Pakistani citizens should be sent back selectively

A day after the decision to cancel visas, on Friday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah spoke to the Chief Ministers of all states. He asked the states to identify Pakistani citizens living in their respective states and take necessary steps to send them back. Earlier, the Home Ministry had held a high-level meeting with the Chief Secretaries of all the states. After that these instructions were given to the Chief Ministers.

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate the ‘Fast Track Immigration Trusted Traveler Program’ (FTI-TTP) at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI Airport) in the capital Delhi. This will revolutionize the air travel experience by making travel faster, easier and more secure. Amit Shah will inaugurate it soon after arriving from Gujarat.

FTI-TTP is a visionary initiative designed by the Central Government for Indian citizens and Overseas Indian (OCI) cardholders. It aims to revolutionize your travel experience and make it faster, easier and more secure. This initiative reflects the Government’s commitment to enhance travel convenience and efficiency for all.

Biometrics details will be necessary

Eligible persons are required to apply online and submit their biometrics details (fingerprints and photo) along with other required information asked in the application form. Registration under FTI will be completed after necessary verification and confirmation of eligibility. Applicable FTI-TTP processing fees have to be paid at the time of submission of application.

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The application will be submitted only when the non-refundable processing fee is paid successfully. Applicants will be registered after their identity is successfully authenticated through mobile OTP and email verification.

FTI registration will be valid for a maximum of five years

Wrong or false information in the application form or suppression of any material fact will result in the rejection of the application. Applicants whose biometrics cannot be captured due to any technical reason will not be registered for FTI-TTP. FTI registration will be valid for a maximum of five years or till the validity of the passport, whichever is earlier.

After the application is approved, the applicant will receive a message to schedule an appointment to provide their biometric details. The applicant will then be able to provide their biometric details at any designated international airport in India or the nearest FRRO office as per the pre-scheduled appointment.

Biometrics details are mandatory to complete the application process. The applicant must have a passport valid for at least six months at the time of applying for FTI-TTP. Membership of this program will expire with the passport validity. The applicant must provide the current residential address to avoid application rejection.

How much fee will have to be paid

FTI-TTP processing fees (non-refundable) are as follows: Rs.2000 for Indian nationals, Rs.1000 for Indian nationals (minors) and $100 for Non-Resident Indians (OCI cardholders).

Applicants need to upload one passport size photo in JPEG format (size 10 KB to 1 MB) and first and last page of passport containing passport holder information (size not more than 1 MB).

In addition, two scanned copies of documents like OCI card in case of overseas Indians are required in PDF format (size 10 KB to 1 MB) if applicable. Current proof of address in PDF format (size 10 KB to 1 MB) is also required.

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