Jammu: The Border Security Force (BSF) carried out a major retaliatory operation along the Jammu border, demolishing five Pakistani posts and a terrorist launch pad in Mastpur. The action was taken in response to continuous attacks on civilian areas and Indian establishments by Pakistan, according to BSF Commandant Chandresh Sona.
Operation Details
- Pakistan targeted Indian posts, duty points, and villages on May 10, using 61 mm and 82 mm mortars.
- BSF responded forcefully, destroying bunkers and terror infrastructure.
- Significant casualties were inflicted on Pakistan Army and Rangers.
- Ambulances were seen transporting injured personnel from Pakistani posts after the firing stopped.
Role of Women Border Guards
- Female BSF constables played a crucial role in Operation Sindoor, refusing to leave their posts.
- One woman constable even handed over her child to her family before taking charge at the frontline.
Background and Escalation
- Operation Sindoor was launched following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which claimed 26 civilian lives.
- Between May 8 and 10, artillery shelling, missile, and drone strikes in Poonch killed 27 people and injured over 70.
- Thousands of residents near the LoC and International Border have vacated their homes, seeking refuge in government-run relief camps.
The situation remains tense, with security forces on high alert.
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