May 07, 2025
Komal Das
Operation Sindoor: India's Most Expansive Strike in Recent History
India launched Operation Sindoor, hitting nine terror targets in Pakistan and PoK, its largest revenge since Balakot (2019)
The strikes hit four locations in Pakistan Punjab—Bahawalpur and Muridke—and two in PoK, Muzaffarabad and Kotli, all terror hubs
Bahawalpur is a Jaish-e-Mohammed hub, led by Masood Azhar, who was behind the IC-814 hijacking and other terror plots
Muridke, a Lahore suburb, houses Lashkar-e-Taiba's headquarters, Markaz-e-Taiba. Lashkar hatched the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks
Kotli, close to Jammu in PoK, is a well-settled base of terror groups infiltrating India with the support of Pakistan Army
Muzaffarabad, the PoK capital, has a cell of terror outfits operating in and around Baramulla and Kupwara in Jammu and Kashmir
India proactively issued a NOTAM for IAF training, concealing the purpose of the operation while retaining operational preparedness
The raids were aimed at terror infrastructure and shunned civilian and Pakistani military targets to restrain and be accurate
The Defence Ministry reaffirmed India's vow to counter-terror while observing non-escalatory and target-specific operations
Operation Sindoor is a mirror of India's advanced strategy, precision, and commitment to local security against cross-border terror
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