Operation Sindoor: India strikes 9 terror hubs in Pakistan and POK with precision

New Delhi: On May 22, terrorists played bloody in the Baisaran Valley in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The terrorists had killed 26 tourists in public. At that time many women lost their husbands. Since then, there was a demand for action against Pakistan, which is considered a safe haven for terrorists. Now the Indian Armed Forces have taken retaliatory action. Air strikes were carried out in Pakistan and POK, which were named 'Operation Sindoor'. After this action, the Indian Army said in a tweet - Justice was done, Jai Hind. Know why this action was called Operation Sindoor.

That's why it was named 'Operation Sindoor'

The Indian Army made it clear through one of its tweets how necessary this action was. 'Operation Sindoor' will in a way provide some relief to the pain of those women who lost their husbands in the Pahalgam attack. The way the terrorists fired bullets on the tourists in Baisaran, killed them in front of their wives and children, was shocking. Now the Indian Armed Forces have taken revenge for this. Many terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have been attacked.

Air strike in Pakistan-PoK

India said that no Pakistan military hideout has been targeted. On Tuesday night, the Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Sindoor. Many terrorist hideouts have been targeted not only in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir but also in Pakistan. Sources say that India has targeted terrorist hideouts in Kotli, Bahlawarpur, Muridke and Muzaffarabad. All these are centers of terrorist organizations Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed.

9 sites were targeted - Defense Ministry

The Defense Ministry of the Government of India issued a statement on Monday night at 1:44 am. It said that a short while ago, the Indian Armed Forces have launched 'Operation Sindoor'. The Defense Ministry said that under Operation Sindoor, the locations in Pakistan and PoK from where terrorist attacks were carried out in India and the attacks were planned were targeted. 9 sites have been targeted. No Pakistani military location has been targeted.