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Big confession of PAK President Zardari, said- Army was hiding in bunkers during Operation Sindoor, then Pakistan got disgraced.

Big confession of PAK President Zardari, said- Army was hiding in bunkers during Operation Sindoor, then Pakistan got disgraced.

Islamabad. Pakistan, which is a haven for terrorists, has always been embarrassed on the global stage due to its cowardly actions. In such a situation, once again such a situation arose when during ‘Operation Sindoor’, a new and shocking revelation was made about the army and its condition of the nefarious neighbor Pakistan, which had falsely boasted of its strength. This disclosure has been made by none other than Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari himself.

Pakistani President Zardari told how the Pakistani army was hiding in the bunker during Operation Sindoor. While addressing a public event, Zardari admitted that in the situation of tension, Pakistan’s army was hiding in bunkers and he himself was advised to stay in the bunker.

Pakistan is struggling with financial crisis and then this…
Let us tell you that this statement of President Zardari highlights the weak position of Pakistan. Pakistan, which is facing severe economic crisis, rising inflation and debt, neither has a strong economy nor the capacity for long military preparation. In such a situation, the fact that Pakistani Army is hiding in bunkers shows that Pakistan is internally insecure and under pressure.

India’s action in response to Pahalgam attack: ‘Operation Vermillion’
In response to the Pahalgam attack, on the intervening night of 6-7 May, the Indian Army carried out precise strikes on terrorist targets in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) under ‘Operation Sindoor’. During this period, 9 locations were targeted, which included the headquarters and training centers of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. Terrorist attacks against India were planned from these places.

Pahalgam terrorist attack, when 26 innocent people lost their lives
It is noteworthy that that dark day of 22nd April, which Indians are not able to forget even today. The place was Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. Where several terrorists simultaneously started firing indiscriminately at all the tourists present there. A total of 26 people lost their lives in this terrorist attack. It has been more than three months since this incident happened. But there is still resentment among the people and grief over the loss of their loved ones. TRF took responsibility for the attack on the same day and also shared a photo.

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