CDS General Chauhan described Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam killings, as a "non-contact warfare" operation against Pakistan, utilising network-centric strategies across land, air, and maritime domains.
Operation Sindoor that India launched against Pakistan on 7 May was unprecedented in a way that both adversaries “did not see each other”, and therefore it can be called the first of its kind “non-contact warfare”, Chief of Defense Staff General Anil Chauhan said Tuesday. “Operations Sindoor is non-contact warfare. We never saw each other,” the CDS said during the launch of a report on India’s foreign policy by ORF.
He said, “It (Operation Sindoor) was a network kind of war. So we had an air defence, a communications network, an air defence network and a rudimentary counter-reverse grid, which we tried to put in place before the operation broke out, which gave us a huge kind of picture for better situational awareness and better transparency.”
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