The "Operation Sindoor" on 7,May

AMIT DHAKAR



India launched operation ‘Sindoor’ in retaliation to the Islamist terror attack in Pahalgam. The Operation Sindoor was launched to give justice to the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack, nine terrorist camps were destroyed. All Indian pilots and fighter jets involved in Operation Sindoor returned safely to base. 

Indian Army launched missile attack on terrorist bases in Pakistan. 8 terrorist hideouts completely destroyed in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor.





Col. Sofia Qureshi said, "9 terrorist hideouts were destroyed to provide justice to the victims of the Pahalgam terror attack."




Some people asked for evidence after surgical strike & airstrike. So army planned to bring proofs this time to put all such speculations to rest. 9 terrorist strongholds destroyed, including the terror camps run by Masood Azhar, Hafeez Saed and camp where Kasab was trained.

Operation Sindoor is not just an answer, it is a balm on every wound. Salute to the heroes, India will not remain silent now.




Location: Pakistan

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