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How India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ Dismantled 9 Terrorist Camps in PoK & Pakistan: Military Officials Brief on Retaliation After Pahalgam Attack

India’s 'Operation Sindoor' targeted and dismantled nine terrorist camps in PoK and Pakistan, responding to the deadly Pahalgam attack. Military officials briefed on the operation, confirming precision strikes and significant retaliation.
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New Delhi: In a significant military operation, the Indian Armed Forces have successfully executed ‘Operation Sindoor’, targeting and dismantling nine terrorist camps located in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). The operation is a direct response to the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, in which 25 Indians and one Nepali citizen were brutally murdered. The strikes were carefully carried out with precision, focusing exclusively on terrorist infrastructure that has been used to plan and execute attacks against India.

Targets and Strategy

The targeted sites were identified as hubs for terrorist activities that have historically posed a direct threat to Indian security. The Indian government confirmed that no Pakistani military installations were affected during the operation, emphasizing the restraint and careful selection of targets in a bid to avoid escalating tensions with Pakistan. According to official statements, India took these actions to hold the perpetrators of the Pahalgam attack accountable and to target the root of terrorism in the region.

The Indian Army’s multi-pronged approach, which involved airstrikes carried out by the Air Force, successfully dismantled key terrorist camps, including renowned ones such as the training camps in Sawai Nala and Bahawalpur. These camps have been central to the planning of cross-border terrorist activities.

Operation Details

The joint operation saw the participation of all three branches of the Indian Armed Forces. According to Colonel Sofia Qureshi, the spokesperson for the operation, “Operation Sindoor was launched to give justice to innocent tourists and their families.” She highlighted that for decades, Pakistan has been systematically building a network of terror infrastructure across both its own territory and PoJK. The operation took aim at nine terrorist camps spread across various locations, including Muzaffarabad, Sialkot, and Barnala. The destruction of these camps is expected to significantly weaken the operational capabilities of the terror groups operating from these regions.

In a separate briefing, Wing Commander Vyomika Singh provided further details, stating that the intelligence gathered before the operation had been robust, and the targets had been carefully selected. The strike on the Lashkar-e-Taiba training center in Muzaffarabad was particularly significant, as it had been a crucial site for training terrorists involved in numerous attacks in India. The aim was not just to eliminate immediate threats but to strike at the very foundation of the terror networks that have long operated with impunity in the region.

International Reaction and Diplomacy

The airstrikes have triggered a sharp reaction from Pakistan, with Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif condemning the operation as “cowardly.” Despite this, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri defended the action, stating that it was a legitimate response to cross-border terrorism. “India has exercised its right to respond, prevent, and resist cross-border attacks,” Misri said during the official briefing. “The operation was measured, responsible, and non-provocative, aimed at holding those responsible for organizing and financing terrorism accountable.”

Misri further emphasized that the attack on Pahalgam was part of an orchestrated effort by terrorist groups to destabilize the region, especially with the growing influx of tourists into Jammu and Kashmir. With over 2.25 crore tourists visiting the region last year, the attack was seen as an attempt to derail the peace and development efforts in the region, sparking communal tensions both in Jammu and Kashmir and across the country. However, the Indian government’s swift response, coupled with the resilience of the people, has successfully thwarted those plans.

The Path Forward

While Operation Sindoor marks a significant military achievement, it also highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region. The Indian government’s actions are part of a broader strategy to eradicate cross-border terrorism and bring those responsible for violence to justice. This operation comes as a strong signal to terrorist organizations and their backers that India will not tolerate attacks on its citizens and will take decisive action to protect its sovereignty and security.

As the situation continues to evolve, the Indian government has assured that further measures will be taken to ensure the safety of its people and to uphold peace and stability in Jammu and Kashmir. A detailed briefing on the operation is expected to be held later today, providing further insights into the execution and outcomes of the mission.

Significant Blow

Operation Sindoor is a clear demonstration of India’s determination to combat terrorism with precision and resolve. The operation has struck a significant blow against the terrorist infrastructure that has long operated with the support of elements in Pakistan.

As India continues to exercise restraint and caution in its actions, it remains committed to ensuring justice for the victims of terrorism and ensuring the safety of its citizens.


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