**Reliance Industries Withdraws Trademark Application for ‘Operation Sindoor’**
Reliance Industries has officially retracted its application to trademark the phrase ‘Operation Sindoor,’ clarifying that the filing was made inadvertently by an unauthorized junior employee. The company emphasized that it has no intention of claiming ownership over a term that has become a significant symbol of Indian valor and national pride.
In a statement, Reliance Industries expressed its pride in ‘Operation Sindoor,’ which was launched in response to a Pakistan-sponsored terrorist attack in Pahalgam. The operation, executed by the Indian military on May 7, targeted nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and is regarded as one of India’s most significant military actions to date.
The trademark application, submitted under Class 41 on the same day as the military operation, aimed to cover a wide range of entertainment and digital content services, including audio and video streaming, online forums, and various cultural events. However, following the backlash and the realization of the filing’s implications, the company decided to withdraw the application.
Reliance Industries reiterated its unwavering support for the Indian government and armed forces in their ongoing fight against terrorism, reinforcing its commitment to the motto of ‘INDIA FIRST.’ The company’s statement highlighted the importance of ‘Operation Sindoor’ as a proud achievement of the Indian Armed Forces in their relentless battle against terrorism.
**FAQ**
**What was ‘Operation Sindoor’?**
‘Operation Sindoor’ was a military operation launched by India on May 7, targeting nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK in response to a terrorist attack in Pahalgam.
