During Operation Sindoor, the Pakistani army was in fear, the commander even left his post and ran away…

Islamabad. The Indian Army took revenge for the Pahalgam terror attack and destroyed the terrorist hideouts of Pakistan. Along with this, many military airbases of Pakistan were also targeted. During Operation Sindoor, there was a lot of tension between India and Pakistan for many days. Now many information related to this period is coming out. It has been learned that when India was running Operation Sindoor, the Pakistani army was so scared that a commander even left his post and ran away. When the junior contacted him to come back, he replied that first save your life.

A news report quoting Indian Army sources said that a commander of Pakistan’s 75th Infantry Brigade near Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) refused to return to the post during Operation Sindoor. This information has been obtained from the intercepted communication. When the junior contacted the commander to resume the operation, the scared Pak Army commander replied that the office will open later, first save your life. He saved his life by going to a mosque.

During this, a junior officer said about his commander that he has come out of here with great difficulty to save his life. He is currently offering prayers in the mosque. He will return only when the situation improves. This incident clearly shows that the Pakistani Army had no answer to the action of the Indian Army. This is why the Pakistani Army and its air defense could not stop all the attacks carried out by India.

On 22 April, 26 people lost their lives in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. After this, India retaliated and started Operation Sindoor in Pakistan and PoK on the night of 6-7 May, under which nine terrorist hideouts were destroyed by air strikes. More than 100 terrorists of Lashkar and Jaish were killed in this. Later, Pakistan also made a failed attempt to attack India through Turkish drones. Drone attacks were carried out from Jammu and Kashmir to Gujarat, but Indian Air Defense shot them down in the air. During the four-day conflict, tension between the two countries reached its peak. India damaged many airbases of Pakistan. However, later a ceasefire was agreed between the two countries.