Pakistan Launches ‘Bunyan al Marsoos’ Against India, Sparking Regional Tensions

Mullah General Asim Munir has put Pakistan in danger by announcing 'Bunyan al Marsoos' against Operation Sindoor. This operation is against India but the people of Pakistan will have to bear the consequences. Mullah General has named this operation according to the speech he gave in Islamabad a few days ago. Bunyan al Marsoos holds a very important significance in Islam. It is mentioned in Sura 61-4 of the Quran, which means - Allah loves all those who fight for their rights. Bunyan means building. Marsoos means strong. Bunyan al Marsoos means a building which is very strong and united. Pakistan's Army Chief is showing it as a symbol of unity and strength of Muslims like Al Qaeda or ISIS Chief. That fool does not know that even the neighboring Taliban is not with him on the issue of massacre of Hindus in Pahalgam.

General Asim Munir started Bunyan al Marsoos in the early morning of 10 May 2025. He claims that under this, Pak Air Force has attacked Pathankot, Udhampur airbase. However, all our airbases are safe. Yes, it is definitely true that Pakistani Army is targeting residential areas. Pakistan carried out many operations against India even before this operation, the result of which was very bad for it.

Operation Badar (1999)

Started in 1999 during the Kargil war. Pakistan captured high peaks in Kargil. Its purpose was to cut off the way to Ladakh. India responded with Operation Vijay. Pakistan had to retreat. Pakistan was condemned internationally but initially denied its role.

Operation Genghis Khan (1971)

Started on 3 December 1971. It was during the third Indo-Pak war. Pakistan attacked 11 airbases of India. Amritsar and Agra were targeted. Its aim was to reduce India's air power. India retaliated. Bangladesh's war of independence intensified and Pakistan lost.

Operation Grand Slam (1965)

The second Indo-Pak war took place in 1965. This operation started in the Chhamb sector of Jammu. The aim was to capture the Akhnoor bridge. Pakistani soldiers wanted to stop India's access to Kashmir. Initially Pakistan advanced. India responded with Operation Riddle. Pakistan retreated. The Tashkent Agreement was signed.

Operation Gibraltar (1965)

Started in 1965. Pakistan infiltrated Jammu and Kashmir. Soldiers were sent in the guise of local people. The aim was to incite rebellion. But local support was not received. India responded swiftly. The operation failed. This started the 1965 war.