Pakistan’s operation ‘Bunyan ul Marsoos’ in response to ‘Operation Sindoor’, know what it means

New Delhi: Pakistan, enraged by India’s Operation Sindoor, has officially started Operation Bunyan al Marsoos. Under this operation, it has been continuously attacking residential areas of India since last night, to which the Indian Army is giving a befitting reply.

Pakistan has named its operation against India as Operation Bunyan al Marsoos, which means – a strong wall like glass, that is, a wall that protects very strongly. With this name, Pakistan wants to show itself strong in front of the world.

Giving this operation a name, Pakistan fired drones and missiles including Fateh-1 missile on India in the early hours of Saturday. According to Radio Pakistan, Pakistan has started Operation Bunyan al Marsoos. This name has been taken from a verse of the Quran, which means a strong wall. Under this operation, attacks were carried out on many cities of India. But India has defeated this operation of Pakistan in the beginning itself.

Director General of Pakistan’s Inter Services Public Relations Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary said that India attacked three of their military bases, in response to which we fired six ballistic missiles in the Sikh areas of Punjab, India. He said that our army is preparing to finish what India has started.

The Pakistani army has claimed that attacks are continuing on other military bases of India as well. The Pak army said that all those bases in India, from where attacks were made on Pakistani citizens and mosques, are being targeted by Pakistan.

Earlier, Pakistan violated the ceasefire on POK and International Border late at night. Pakistan attacked more than 30 areas of India with drones overnight, which was foiled by the Indian Army.

Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has called a meeting of the National Command Authority (NCA). This committee takes decisions on the use of nuclear weapons.