Sound of explosions, echo of siren… Panic in Lahore, Pakistan, smoke after blast

New Delhi: Pakistan is terrified of India’s Operation Sindoor. Under this operation, Pakistan’s terrorist hideouts were destroyed at nine places. Now the news is that the sound of continuous explosions is being heard in Lahore, due to which people have come out of their homes and gathered outside. There is an atmosphere of panic in the area.

According to the report of Pakistan’s Sama TV, loud explosions were heard on Walton Road in Lahore on Thursday morning. A series of explosions were heard in Gopal Nagar and Nasirabad areas of Lahore near Walter Airport. After the siren sounded, people came out of their houses in fear. A cloud of smoke was also seen rising in the surrounding areas.

Police sources say that a drone blast has taken place near Walton Airport. This explosion may have been caused by a drone. The drone was reportedly shot down due to the jamming system. Locals say that two big explosions were heard near Aksari 5 Road in Lahore. Smoke was seen rising from the Naval College here.

Let us tell you that to break the back of terrorism, the Indian Army had carried out airstrikes on terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and POK through Operation Sindoor late on Tuesday night. The nine terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and POK on which airstrikes were carried out under the joint operation of the Indian Army, Air Force and Navy are Bahawalpur, Muridke, Gulpur, Bhimber, Chak Amru, Bagh, Kotli, Sialkot and Muzaffarabad. The headquarters of the banned terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed in Bahawalpur and the headquarters of Lashkar-e-Taiba in Mudirke were targeted.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself named this operation Operation Sindoor. PM Modi had made it clear in the meetings held continuously for the past one week that in the Pahalgam attack, the terrorists had targeted Hindu men, due to which their wives became widows. In such a situation, India had to give a strong message that the terrorists cannot be allowed to escape like this. Indian intelligence agency RAW had identified all the targets for the airstrike, after which the Lashkar and Jaish bases were attacked.