India Says No To Terrorism; Executes 'Operation Sindoor' To Destroy Terror Sites In Pakistan

This week will be etched in history as a significant moment for India in its fight against terrorism.

- ANSHU JOSHI

On April 22, 2025, a horrific terrorist attack claimed the lives of over 26 Indian civilians, executed by Jihadi terrorists.

Despite the clear evidence linking a Lashkar terror module to the attack, Pakistan shamelessly denied any involvement. The attackers specifically targeted tourists in Pahalgam based on their religion, brutally murdering those identified as Hindus.

In a chilling display of cruelty, they even demanded that grieving women inform the Indian Prime Minister about the attack and the killers. In response, the Indian Armed Forces launched a decisive operation, destroying nine targeted terror headquarters in Pakistan during the night of May 6-7, successfully executing 'Operation Sindoor'.

The aerial assault could not be intercepted by Pakistan. Also, the Indian forces strategically avoided civilian, military, or religious sites in their operation against terrorist sites. The Indian government characterized this action as a necessary response to Pakistan's terrorist aggression against India.

Following this, Pakistan retaliated with indiscriminate firing, resulting in the deaths of at least three Sikh individuals in a gurudwara in Poonch. They escalated their attacks across various Indian states, including Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan; however, all hostile drones have been neutralized by India's advanced military technology.

Also, India has garnered support from numerous nations, including the US, Russia, the UK, Israel, Netherlands, and Italy, among others. The global community stands united with India in this moment, marking a powerful declaration against terrorism — a resolute stance that proclaims, 'Terrorism, no more!'