Markaz Abbas in Kotli, PoJK, is a key Jaish-e-Mohammad base, operating under the leadership of Hafiz Abdul Shakoor alias Qari Zarrar. Located near a Pakistani military camp, it plays a central role in arms storage, training, and cross-border terror activities.
View More Target 4 | Markaz Abbas: JeM Kotli Nerve Centre Run by 26/11-Age Veteran Qari Zarrarcross border terrorism
Target 5 | Markaz Ahle Hadith, Barnala: LeT Forward Operating Base for Terror in Jammu
Markaz Ahle Hadith in Barnala serves as a strategic base for Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), orchestrating infiltrations and terror attacks in Jammu & Kashmir. Linked to deadly strikes, it remains a high-priority target for India’s counter-terror efforts.
View More Target 5 | Markaz Ahle Hadith, Barnala: LeT Forward Operating Base for Terror in JammuTarget 2 | Syedna Bilal Camp: Explained with Photos & Why India Attacked This Site on May 7
India’s Operation Sindoor successfully targeted the Syedna Bilal Camp in PoJK, a key base for Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). The operation neutralized top JeM commanders and disrupted terror activities, sending a strong message against cross-border terrorism.
View More Target 2 | Syedna Bilal Camp: Explained with Photos & Why India Attacked This Site on May 7Pakistan Shells Near UN Post in Failed Attack
New Delhi: In a major embarrassment for Pakistan, its artillery shelling missed Indian targets and instead landed near a UN field station in Poonch, exposing…
View More Pakistan Shells Near UN Post in Failed AttackJaish Chief’s Sister Among 10 Killed in Operation Sindoor
SRINAGAR : Top intelligence sources have confirmed to The New Indian that ten family members of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) leader Masood Azhar — including his sister…
View More Jaish Chief’s Sister Among 10 Killed in Operation SindoorIntelligence Agencies Release Names of 14 J&K Terrorists
In a significant development amidst rising security threats following the recent Pahalgam attack, intelligence agencies have identified 14 active homegrown terrorists linked to Pakistan-backed groups Hizbul Mujahideen, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Jaish-e-Mohammed. These operatives, aged between 20 and 40, are accused of facilitating terror activities and collaborating with foreign infiltrators. The identities of these individuals have been disclosed as part of ongoing efforts to dismantle terror networks in Jammu and Kashmir.
View More Intelligence Agencies Release Names of 14 J&K TerroristsArmy JCO martyred in LoC clash; infiltration foiled
An Indian Army JCO was martyred while thwarting a major infiltration attempt along the LoC in Jammu’s Akhnoor sector. The encounter marks a resurgence of border hostilities despite recent flag meetings between India and Pakistan.
View More Army JCO martyred in LoC clash; infiltration foiledIndia exposes Pak’s lies on Kashmir at Geneva Meet, calls it a failed state
Indian diplomat Kshitij Tyagi, at the 58th UNHRC session, denounced Pakistan’s human rights record and reaffirmed India’s sovereignty over Jammu and Kashmir. Tyagi highlighted significant advancements in the region and criticized Pakistan’s focus on India instead of addressing its own crises.
View More India exposes Pak’s lies on Kashmir at Geneva Meet, calls it a failed stateGovt committed to bridging gap with Kashmir: Rajnath Singh
SRINAGAR: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday visited Akhnoor in Jammu and Kashmir to commemorate Armed Forces Veterans’ Day, engaging with ex-servicemen and paying tribute…
View More Govt committed to bridging gap with Kashmir: Rajnath SinghCricket diplomacy cannot resolve India-Pakistan relations
In a region marked by a long history of political tensions and conflicts, due to cross border terrorism by Pakistan, the invitation by the Board…
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