In a perfectly coordinated military action in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26 innocent civilians, the Indian Army was able to successfully carry out 'Operation Sindoor,' targeting nine key terror facilities deep inside Pakistan.
The operation was carried out with precision, hitting terror infrastructure belonging to groups that had carried out the attack.
India's government asserted that all nine targets were hit with precision, without inflicting any injury to civilian or military targets within Pakistan.
The bombings were in response to the ill-fated terror bombing on April 22 in Jammu and Kashmir which killed 25 Indians and a Nepalese national.
The operation was a thought-out Indian move to capture the perpetrators of the attack and go on with the utmost care not to let tensions rise further. Top officials and Prime Minister Narendra Modi kept an eye on the progress of the operation throughout the night.
Sources indicated that the Prime Minister remained in close contact with national security advisors and military strategists to guarantee the operation's success and smooth execution. His personal engagement with the operation consolidated the significance of the mission and the firm position of the government against combating terrorism.
The operation was carried out with utmost caution and restraint, according to the Indian Army spokesman. The targets that were attacked were established terror camps and infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
The army statement reiterated that no civilian, military, or economic infrastructure in Pakistan was targeted, reiterating India's resolve for targeted, focused counterterrorism operations.
"We have taken a focused and discriminate approach. We have targeted only those terror camps from where India has been attacked and will be attacked," an Army spokesperson declared, ending with: "Justice is served."
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