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Operation Sindoor: India Strikes Terrorist Hideout Back with Precision.

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Operation Sindoor India Strikes Terrorist Hideout

Operation Sindoor: India Strikes Back

Unmesh Gujarathi
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In a bold midnight strike dubbed Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army avenged the Pahalgam terror attack by destroying key Pakistan-backed terror camps. With precision air raids and zero casualties, India sent a clear message: terrorism will not go unanswered. Masood Azhar’s kin were among the dead. The nation stands united in honoring its fearless soldiers.




In a decisive and valiant response, the Indian Army successfully executed Operation Sindoor to avenge the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam. Conducted at midnight on Tuesday, the operation targeted Pakistan-backed terrorist camps across the border. In this precision strike, key terror outfits—Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Hizbul Mujahideen—suffered significant losses as their bases were decimated.

The attack came in response to the brutal killing of 26 Indian men in Pahalgam, leaving behind their grieving wives—symbols of marital loss marked by the wiped kumkum (a sacred mark of marriage in Hindu culture). The fire of grief and vengeance ignited by this tragedy reached deep into Pakistan-sponsored terror hubs. All fighter jets and Indian pilots involved returned safely, underscoring India’s military precision and resolve.

India’s Operation Sindoor: Pakistan’s Terror Infrastructure Crumbles Under Precision Strikes

This strategic Operation Sindoor, assault dealt a crippling blow to Pakistan’s terror infrastructure. According to Sprouts News, the Indian offensive sent shockwaves through terrorist networks, forcing commanders and handlers into hiding. The operation was swift and decisive, giving Pakistan no room for counteraction.

India’s response reaffirmed its zero-tolerance policy against cross-border terrorism. Despite global evidence and past incidents—such as Osama bin Laden’s capture in Abbottabad—Pakistan continues to deny sheltering terrorists like Masood Azhar and Hafiz Saeed, both of whom remain under its protection.



Global Concern Over Pakistan’s Role in Fostering Terrorism

Pakistan’s reputation as a terror sanctuary has only worsened. By glorifying extremists as “freedom fighters” and providing them protection, the country has isolated itself on the global stage. Remarks from Pakistani ministers downplaying the Pahalgam attack further tarnished their credibility.

Although defeated militarily in previous wars, Pakistan continues its proxy war strategy. Backed by Chinese-supplied JF-17 fighter jets, it has attempted to project strength—yet India neutralized one such jet on day one, highlighting its aerial superiority.

Indian Forces Target Terror Commanders in Operation Sindoor, Not Civilians

India’s retaliation was measured and ethical—aimed solely at terror camps while sparing civilian areas and military bases. Reports confirm that family members of Masood Azhar were among those killed, triggering emotional fallout within Pakistan’s terror leadership.

For the widows of Pahalgam, this action may bring a measure of closure. The Indian Army remains committed to dismantling the terror leadership, and as Sprouts News noted, this was not just a military act—it was a message of justice.



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Operation SindoorEradicating Terror at Its Roots: A National Imperative

Pakistan is increasingly viewed not as a peace-seeking state, but as a breeding ground for extremist ideology. While several camps have been destroyed, the mission remains incomplete until this “terrorist factory” is shut down entirely.

India(Bharat) stands united in support of its armed forces. As the nation salutes their courage and commitment, one message echoes clearly: terrorism will be met with decisive and unflinching action.

Salute to the Indian Army’s Valor—True Guardians of National Security.

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Unmesh Gujarathi – A Veteran Voice in Indian Journalism With over 28 years of experience, Unmesh Gujarathi stands as one of India’s most credible and courageous investigative journalists. As Editor-in-Chief of Sprouts, he continues to spearhead the newsroom’s hard-hitting journalism. Past Editorial Roles: • DNA (Daily News & Analysis) • The Times Group • The Free Press Journal • Saamana • Dabang Dunia • Lokmat Educational Background: • Master of Commerce (M.Com) • MBA • Degree in Journalism Beyond his editorial leadership, Unmesh is a prolific author, having written over 12 books in Marathi and English on subjects such as Balasaheb Thackeray, the RTI Act, career guidance, and investigative journalism. A regular contributor to national dailies and digital platforms, his work continues to inform, challenge, and inspire. • A journalist. A leader. A voice for the people.
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