A photo of the celebratory dinner menu quickly went viral on the internet. The menu, in a playful manner, lightly satirized Pakistan. The dishes served at the dinner were named after places in Pakistan that were targeted during Operation Sindoor.

For the first time, the Indian Air Force has launched an attack on Pakistan that will be remembered in history books. India and the world are astonished by how, in just five hours, the Indian Army ate up the entirety of Pakistan during a dinner. The Indian Air Force, which destroyed 20 percent of the Pakistani Air Force's infrastructure in just 180 minutes during Operation Sindoor, has performed a feat that will astonish everyone. The 93rd anniversary of the Indian Air Force (IAF) was celebrated on October 8th. A photo of the celebratory dinner menu quickly went viral on the internet. The menu, with a witty and subtle satire on Pakistan, featured dishes named after places in Pakistan that were targeted during Operation Sindoor.

The dishes served to the Indian Air Force included the 2019 Balakot airstrike and the recent Operation Sindoor. The viral photo showed dishes with interesting names like Rawalpindi Chicken Tikka Masala, Rafiqui Rahara Mutton, Bholari Paneer Methi Malai, Sukkur Sham Savera Kofta, and Sargodha Dal Makhani. After that, it was Jacobabad's turn.  American F-16 fighter jets were stationed in Jacobabad. Then came Bahawalpur Naan. Let us tell you that Bahawalpur was the headquarters of Jaish terrorist Masood Azhar.

The IAF's design garnered widespread attention on social media, with people praising it as a creative and humorous display of patriotism.  The menu, which presented military history and air strikes in a light-hearted manner, also gained popularity among young people. Thus, the Air Force's celebration not only symbolized military pride but also became a topic of discussion on the internet for its humor and creativity.

PC: Prabha Sakshi