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In PICS: Indian Army shares before and after visuals of strike on Pakistan's terrorist camps

Indian Armed Forces on Wednesday shared details of the terrorist camps they targeted under Operation Sindoor. The camps targeted included one where 26/11 Mumbai terror attack terrorists Ajmal Kasab and David Headley were trained.

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Edited By: Raghwendra Shukla @ShuklaRaghav
Published on: May 07, 2025 13:35 IST
The Indian Armed Forces destroyed several terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Wednesday under Operation Sindoor, which was carried out in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
1/10 Image Source : ANI
The Indian Armed Forces destroyed several terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) on Wednesday under Operation Sindoor, which was carried out in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
The Army has also shared before and after visuals of strike on these terror camps. Barnala Camp in Bhimber is a centre for weapons, IEDs, and jungle survival training, while Kotli camp, 13 km from the LoC, trained LeT's fedayeen with a capacity for 15 terrorists.
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The Army has also shared before and after visuals of strike on these terror camps. Barnala Camp in Bhimber is a centre for weapons, IEDs, and jungle survival training, while Kotli camp, 13 km from the LoC, trained LeT's fedayeen with a capacity for 15 terrorists.
Located about 13 kilometers from Line of Control opposite Rajauri, Abbas Camp, Kotli was known as the nerve centre for the training of suicide bombers of LeT.
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Located about 13 kilometers from Line of Control opposite Rajauri, Abbas Camp, Kotli was known as the nerve centre for the training of suicide bombers of LeT.
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This camp had key terrorist training infrastructure for about 50 terrorists.
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This camp had key terrorist training infrastructure for about 50 terrorists.
Sarjal Camp, Sialkot, is located about six kilometres from the International border opposite Samba-Kathua.
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Sarjal Camp, Sialkot, is located about six kilometres from the International border opposite Samba-Kathua.
The terrorists who killed four personnel of the Jammu and Kashmir Police in March 2025 were trained and launched from Sarjal camp.
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The terrorists who killed four personnel of the Jammu and Kashmir Police in March 2025 were trained and launched from Sarjal camp.
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Mehmoona Joya Camp, Sialkot, is located around 12 Km from the International Boundary, near Sialkot, this was a key training facility of Hijbul Mujahideen.
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Mehmoona Joya Camp, Sialkot, is located around 12 Km from the International Boundary, near Sialkot, this was a key training facility of Hijbul Mujahideen.
The camp was being used as the control center in the revival of terrorism in the Kathua and Jammu regions. Major terrorist attacks, including the attack on Pathankot Air Force Base, were planned and directed from this camp.
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The camp was being used as the control center in the revival of terrorism in the Kathua and Jammu regions. Major terrorist attacks, including the attack on Pathankot Air Force Base, were planned and directed from this camp.
Markaz Taiba in Muridke, Pakistan, is a well-known terrorist training camp and the headquarters of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), led by Hafiz Saeed.
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Markaz Taiba in Muridke, Pakistan, is a well-known terrorist training camp and the headquarters of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), led by Hafiz Saeed.
It is located approximately 25 kilometers from the India-Pakistan international border, in Punjab province, Pakistan.
10/10 Image Source : ANI
It is located approximately 25 kilometers from the India-Pakistan international border, in Punjab province, Pakistan.
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