India defeats Pakistan in the Women's World Cup match as the BJP declares that "Operation Sindoor continues"

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) declared that "Operation Sindoor" is still going strong after praising Team India on Sunday for defeating Pakistan in the ICC Women's World Cup. With Kranti Goud and Deepti Sharma each collecting three wickets, India defeated Pakistan by 88 runs. “13-0! India continues to have a spotless record versus Pakistan at ODI World Cups. We're still in #OperationSindoor. India triumphs. "Now and forever," the BJP wrote on X.

"Dominating display of India's cricketing might in today's match in the ICC Women's World Cup," Amit Shah posted on X in response to India's victory. The nation is pleased with our team. I hope your next bouts go well. The India vs. Pakistan Women's World Cup match was already tense because neither captain shook hands after the toss and hardly spoke to one another during the match.

In all three of their meetings at the recent men's Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates, the captains of India and Pakistan had also refrained from shaking hands. After starter Muneeba Ali was controversially dismissed after only two runs off 12 balls, the contest took even another dramatic turn during Pakistan's second innings. A full ball from Kranti Goud of India struck Muneeba's pad after eluding her poor footwork. The true twist occurred moments after the umpire rejected the LBW plea because it seemed like the ball pitched just beyond the leg stump.