The people of Jammu and Kashmir, still reeling from the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, are now grappling with a new security challenge. Terrorists disguised in military uniforms are roaming the region, causing confusion among locals who find it increasingly difficult to distinguish between security forces and militants. This situation has also complicated efforts to identify and neutralize threats to security personnel.

The issue has been escalating since the brutal attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22, where eyewitnesses reported that the attackers were dressed in army fatigues. Following this, security forces launched an investigation and discovered that terrorists have continued to adopt this disguise in several encounters across Jammu and Kashmir.

India Calls for Global Unity Against Terrorism, Demands Pakistan Surrender Terrorists

Tel Aviv: India’s Ambassador to Israel, J.P. Singh, has urged the international community to unite against terrorism. Speaking to an Israeli news agency, he highlighted India’s recent ‘Operation Sindoor’, which targeted terror camps inside Pakistan. Singh emphasized that Pakistan should, like the United States, hand over terrorists to uphold peace and security.

He criticized Pakistan for fostering terrorism despite India’s efforts to maintain peaceful relations. “If India supplies water to Pakistan, they are still fomenting terrorism against our country,” Singh remarked. Citing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s stance, he reaffirmed that “blood and water cannot flow together,” explaining India’s decision to halt the implementation of the Indus Waters Treaty.

Tri-Services’ Precise Strike in Operation Sindoor Showcased by Indian Forces

New Delhi: The Indian Army’s tri-services collaborated closely during ‘Operation Sindoor’, successfully targeting key terrorist camps with precision. Visuals of the operation have been shared on the social media platform X by the armed forces, showcasing the coordinated effort.

Recently, the Indian Air Force also released footage demonstrating its readiness and rapid response capabilities, reaffirming India’s determination to respond firmly to threats.

India Retaliates to Pakistan’s Counterattacks; Army Air Defence Chief Warns of Capability to Target Entire Pakistan

New Delhi: India has strongly countered Pakistan’s retaliatory actions following ‘Operation Sindoor’, shooting down enemy drones and missiles while destroying critical military installations. Army Air Defence Director General Lt. Gen. Sumer Ivan de Kunya stated in an interview with national media that India possesses the capability to strike across Pakistan if necessary.

He warned that should such a situation arise, Pakistan’s leadership “will have to look for somewhere to hide.” His remarks underscored India’s firm stance against Pakistan’s provocations and its readiness to respond decisively.