Pakistan Was on its Knees for Ceasefire, Operation Sindoor Wreaked Havoc on Terrorist Hideouts, Check Details

Pakistan has reached out to India twice, seeking a ceasefire, following the devastating impact of Operation Sindoor carried out by Indian forces along the Line of Control (LoC). As per highly placed sources, the casualties in Pakistan have surged to 160, with several terrorist camps and hideouts neutralised in precision strikes.

According to reports, one of the requests from Pakistan included a formal diplomatic message, underlining their desperation to end hostilities. The response from Indian defence forces remains firm and measured, guided by national interest and on-ground intelligence.

What Is Operation Sindoor?

Launched in retaliation to persistent cross-border provocations and terror infiltration attempts, Operation Sindoor was a calibrated, high-intensity military offensive. Indian forces targeted multiple terror launchpads and arms-smuggling routes, particularly in PoK (Pakistan-occupied Kashmir), using advanced surveillance and strike capabilities.

The name "Sindoor"—a symbol of honour and sacrifice in Indian tradition—signifies the mission’s tribute to fallen soldiers and the unwavering commitment to protecting national sovereignty.

Global Reactions and Strategic Impact

International observers have noted Pakistan’s back-to-back appeals as a sign of its weakened posture, both militarily and diplomatically. Meanwhile, Indian strategic experts see this as a watershed moment in India's counter-terrorism doctrine, showcasing zero tolerance for cross-border terrorism.

The Indian government has not issued an official statement yet, but sources indicate that the situation is being closely monitored at the highest level. Ground troops remain on high alert, and intelligence units are continuing surveillance for any retaliatory moves. 

The Indian government has not issued an official statement yet, but sources indicate that the situation is being closely monitored at the highest level. Ground troops remain on high alert, and intelligence units are continuing surveillance for any retaliatory moves.