Operation Sindoor: A Befitting Response to the Pahalgam Attack, Unleashing Havoc Across the LoC

National News: What the Indian Army did after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam was not just a response but a strategy that was several steps ahead of the response.Under Operation "Sindoor," the Indian Army dismantled and eradicated terrorist infrastructures operating across the Line of Control. But not only this - when the Pakistani Army, in a fit of panic, targeted Indian posts and residential areas on the LOC, the Indian Army retaliated in such a way that the enemy was stunned.

Attack on LOC: Not the posts, but Pakistan's pride destroyed

From 7 to 10 May, Pakistan tried to worsen the situation by heavy shelling in Rajouri and Poonch sectors. But the Indian Army destroyed all those positions across the border from where the firing was taking place. On Tuesday, the Army released a video showing how the Pakistani posts were completely destroyed.

In the video, Pakistani soldiers can be seen abandoning their posts and fleeing the area.This action of India was not only decisive from the military point of view, but also shocked Pakistan at the psychological level.

Precise target on 9 major terrorist bases

Poonch Brigade Commander Brigadier Mudit Mahajan clarified that Operation Sindoor was not just a retaliatory action, but a pre-planned strategic attack. During this, nine terrorist bases were targeted, out of which six were in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). These were the places from where terrorists were trying to infiltrate India.

High-tech surveillance: Now even a bird cannot fly over the LOC

The Indian Army has created such a cordon on the LOC with state-of-the-art cameras, night vision devices and motion sensors that the soldiers keep a direct eye on every movement across the border. The army has also built special control rooms which keep an eye on the enemy's activities 24x7. Now any infiltration attempt can be foiled immediately.

Drone attacks also destroyed, India's air defense unbeatable

This time Pakistan had planned to damage Indian bases using drone swarms. But the Indian air defense system destroyed every drone in the air itself. According to Brigadier Mudit, Pakistan has suffered a serious loss of not only manpower but also morale in this mission.

"This is not the end, it is a warning": A clear message from the Indian Army

Brig Mudit clearly stated, "Operation Sindoor is not over yet, it is only on pause. If the enemy dares again, the next response will be even more lethal."

Sindoor showed the mirror to Pakistan

Operation Sindoor was not an ordinary military operation, it is a symbol of India's new military policy, in which terror and the patrons of terror have been targeted simultaneously. Now India does not just respond on the LOC, but attacks where the threat originates. Pakistan will now have to understand—the new India does not warn first, it takes direct action.