09/05/2025
india Strikes Terrorist Bases in PoK in "Operation Sindoor"; 9 Pakistan-Backed Terrorists Killed
New Delhi, – In a bold and decisive move, the Indian Army launched a precision strike deep inside Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), targeting terrorist launch pads and training camps in what has been codenamed "Operation Sindoor." According to top military sources, at least nine Pakistan-backed terrorists were neutralized in the operation, dealing a significant blow to cross-border terrorism.
Surgical Strike 2.0: A Swift & Deadly Response
Highly trained special forces conducted the operation in the early hours, striking multiple terror hubs near the Line of Control (LoC). Intelligence inputs had revealed that these camps were being used by Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) to train militants for infiltration into Jammu and Kashmir.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh confirmed the operation, stating, "India will not tolerate terrorism. Any threat to our sovereignty will be met with unwavering force." Sources indicate that the strike was in response to recent attempts by Pakistan-based terrorists to carry out attacks in the Kashmir Valley.
Pakistan in Panic; Denies Claims, Warns of 'Consequences'
Pakistan’s military spokesperson, in a hurried press conference, denied the existence of terror camps but admitted to "unprovoked aggression" by India. Islamabad warned of "serious consequences," though experts believe Pakistan’s nuclear rhetoric is an attempt to cover its embarrassment.
Global Reactions
The United States and other Western nations have urged restraint but acknowledged India’s right to self-defence. Meanwhile, China, Pakistan’s close ally, called for "dialogue" while avoiding direct condemnation of the operation.
What’s Next?
With tensions flaring, the Indian Army remains on high alert, anticipating possible retaliation. However, officials assert that "Operation Sindoor" was a pre-emptive defensive strike, not an escalation. The message is clear: India will strike at the heart of terror, no matter where it hides.
Stay tuned for further updates.