Operation Sindoor: 15 civilians killed, 43 injured in Pakistani complaints, in Jammu and Kashmir in control, evacuations ordered

Up to 15 Indians lost their lives and 43 were injured in the regions of Jammu and Kashmir in Poonch and Tangdhar, as a Pakistaner in arbitrary discharge and severe fire along the control and the international border on Tuesday evening, the army said. The answer took place shortly after India started in Pakistan and Pakistan “Operation Sindoor” in Kashmir, rained at 1.05 a.m. A number of precision blows for 25 minutes And on nine terrorist camps associated with three terrorist outfits, Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-E-Taiba and Hizbul Mujahideen.

India Today TV at Ground Zero was destroyed on the houses along the LOC and IB in Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistani fire. The graphics showed houses that are completely ruined, and were divided into ruins everywhere and scattered broken glass near windows.

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Defense sources announced India Today TV that the army quickly reacted to the cross-border shot and caused considerable damage to the Pakistani army posts with reports on severe military victims in the Kupwara and Rajouri-Poonch sectors.

The sad boss Sukhbir Singh Badal went to X to say that the 10 killed three Gursikhs were after the Pakistani forces attacked the central -Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha Sahib in the Poonch district. Bhai Amrik Singh Ji (a Raagi Singh), Bhai Amarjeet Singh and Bhai Ranjit Singh were among the three killed.

“The Shiromani Akali Dal expresses complete solidarity with the families of the late Gursikhs and prays for peace for the deceased and the courage for their friends and relatives. We demand that the martyrs are honored for their victim, and that the survivors receive adequate compensation.

During the dismissal, the Interior Minister of the Union, Amit Shah, ordered the evacuation of civilians near the LOC and the IB, shared sources. He is constantly in contact with the general director of border security, Daljit Singh Chawdhary, Jammu and Kasmir Lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha, and Prime Minister Omar Abdullah. Sources added that Shah had instructed the officials to shift civilians to safer locations and emphasized that India’s greatest priority.

India described the strikes as part of ‘Operation Sindoor’ as a “focused, measured and not escalatorium in nature”. In the calibrated reaction, India aimed at the infrastructure in Pakistan and Pok, in which attacks against India were planned and managed, the government said in a statement.

Two of the important sites to which the Indian strikes aimed at, the Subham Allah camp in Bahawalpur and Masjid WA Markaz Taiba in Muridke, both strongholds of JEM and Let. Gulpur, Sawai, Bilal Camp, Kotli Camp, Barnala Camp, Sarjal Camp and Mehmoona Camp are the other seven locations in Pakistan and Pok that were hit by India.

Visuals that were only accessed by India Today showed that Subhan Allah Camp was reduced to rubble by Indian strikes. Jaish boss Masood Azhar said reportedly said in a statement that 10 members of his family, including his older sister and her husband, and four close employees were killed in the strikes.

According to sources, all strikes on the nine goals were successful and the air force pilots involved in the operation were certain. More than 80 terrorists associated with the three terrorist outfits were killed in the strikes.

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