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The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has flagged fake X accounts impersonating Wing Commander Vyomika Singh and colonel sofia qureshi, both prominent figures in Operation Sindoor press briefings. These accounts, some with blue ticks, have amassed significant followers.

The Haryana State Commission for Women has issued a notice to Ashoka University's Professor Ali Khan Mahmudabad over his remarks on Operation Sindoor. The commission took suo motu cognisance of his statements, deeming them disparaging towards women in the armed forces and potentially inciting communal disharmony.

The Press Information Bureau (PIB) has cautioned against the spread of misleading combat gaming videos falsely presented as real footage from the recent India-Pakistan conflict. PIB, via X, urged users to avoid such propaganda. Additionally, PIB debunked a fake WhatsApp message, purportedly from the defense ministry, containing civil preparedness instructions.

Vijay Shah, a Madhya Pradesh minister, made controversial remarks about colonel sofia qureshi. His comments drew criticism from opposition leaders. Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge condemned Shah's statements. He called them insulting and demanded the minister's dismissal. Shah later clarified his remarks. He stated that they should not be construed in a different context. The controversy continues to escalate.

Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, daughter-in-law of Konnur village, shared details of Operation Sindhoor. Her in-laws expressed pride after her press briefing. Sofiya married Colonel Tajuddin Bagewadi in 2015. Sofiya's father fought in the Bangladesh Liberation War. She led a military contingent at the ASEAN Plus Multinational Military Exercise in 2016. She also served in UN Peacekeeping Operations and flood relief efforts.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Vadodara roadshow saw the attendance of Colonel Sofiya Qureshi's family, with her sister Shyna Sunsara praising Modi's women's empowerment initiatives and her sister's achievements in Operation Sindoor. Family members expressed pride in Colonel Qureshi's role and thanked the government for the opportunity given to her.

Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, celebrated for her leadership in Operation Sindoor, shares the spotlight with her twin sister, Dr. Shyna Sunsara. Shyna, an accomplished economist, environmentalist, national-level shooter, and beauty queen, complements Sofiya's military achievements. Both sisters, hailing from a military family, exemplify dedication and service to the nation in their unique and impactful ways, showcasing diverse paths to heroism.

Ali Khan Mahmudabad, an associate professor at Ashoka University, was arrested following a social media post concerning Operation Sindoor. The arrest, prompted by a complaint from a BJP Yuva Morcha leader, relates to Mahmudabad's remarks about the operation. The Haryana state commission for women had previously issued a notice regarding his comments, which he claims were misunderstood and not anti-women.

Chirag Paswan, LJP (RV) chief, met with Bihar CM Nitish Kumar in Patna, endorsing his leadership and stating there's no CM vacancy. He anticipates a strong NDA government in Bihar under Kumar's leadership, aligned with PM Modi's development model. Paswan expressed his commitment to Bihar politics and his desire to improve the lives of Biharis.

India and Pakistan have reached an agreement to halt all military operations across land, air, and sea, with instructions issued to their respective armed forces to adhere to the understanding. The decision follows a call between the Director Generals of Military Operations from both sides, with further talks scheduled for May 12.