Masood Azhar's kin killed in daring Indian airstrike
The Indian Army killed 14 members of terrorist Masood Azhar's family in Pakistan, including his brother and daughter-in-law, under Operation Sindoor. This airstrike has created an atmosphere of fear in Pakistan. India took revenge for the Pahalgam attack and targeted 9 terrorist hideouts, which were 100 km inside the Pakistani border.
India is in a celebratory mood following its retaliation against Pakistan for the Pahalgam attack. Last night, India executed an airstrike on Pakistan, targeting and demolishing nine terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK. The Indian Army successfully completed Operation Sindoor at these locations, which were situated up to 100 km within the Pakistani border.
The operation resulted in the elimination of terrorists responsible for the harm caused to their daughters. Pakistan, which supports terrorism, is now engulfed in fear. The Indian Foreign Secretary has detailed Operation Sindoor in a press briefing.
14 members of Masood Azhar's family killed
A minimum of 14 relatives of Azhar lost their lives during the Indian Army's Operation Sindoor, including Masood's wife, daughter, and brother. Additionally, Masood Azhar's brother, Rauf Azhar, was also killed. The Indian Army targeted the madrasa of terrorist Masood Azhar in Bahawalpur, launching four missiles at the site, which resulted in the complete destruction of the complex.
The name of this madrasa is Markaz Subhanallah. The compound has been serving as the operational headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed. The madrassa in Bahawalpur is also home to Jaish chief Maulana Masood Azhar and many other terrorists. Terrorist training camps have been running inside this madrasa for the last three decades.
Attacks within 100 KM
According to sources, the Indian military targeted around a dozen terrorist launch pads in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) and nine other locations within Pakistan. These hideouts were situated up to 100 kilometers inside the Pakistani border. Sources indicate that prior to the assault, a dozen terrorist hideouts were identified, monitored, and subsequently attacked and eliminated.
Lashkar-e-Taiba bases destroyed
The operations were conducted to retaliate against the Pahalgam terror attack victims and to eradicate the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists responsible for orchestrating and executing terror attacks in India. These strikes targeted terrorist hideouts located in Muzaffarabad, Mudirke, Kotli, and Bahawalpur, Pakistan.