BSF had destroyed Pakistan's Sialkot and Sakergarh posts, VIDEO has come out:

News Topical, Digital Desk : After the Pahalgam terror attack, India taught Pakistan a befitting lesson and gave the message that terrorism will not be tolerated at any cost. Now evidence of this has also started coming out. A video of the Pakistani posts destroyed by BSF in Jammu sector has surfaced. Let us tell you that BSF had destroyed Pakistan's Sialkot and Sakkargarh posts. These videos are from between 6 to 10 May.

A new video of Operation Sindoor released

The Border Security Force (BSF) has released a new video of Operation Sindoor, showing India's precise strikes on terror hideouts deep inside Pakistani territory. BSF Jammu released the clip during a press conference on Tuesday, showing Indian armed forces targeting terror hideouts up to 2.2 kilometres inside Pakistan. The footage also shows Pakistani Rangers running away amid heavy firing, indicating the intensity of the operation. Apart from neutralising terror launchpads, the video shows the destruction of Pakistani army posts across the border.

The Border Security Force (BSF) on Tuesday reiterated that India had responded strongly and effectively to the cross-border shelling by Pakistan and that it had also planned to attack terrorist hideouts along the Line of Control on the night of May 9 and 10.

Addressing a press conference, BSF IG Jammu Frontier Shashank Anand stressed that the Pakistani post had already prepared for the firing on the Indian posts. Anand said, "As a result of this preparation, we inflicted heavy damage on several Pakistani posts during the cross-border firing. We ourselves did not suffer any damage."

He further said that the BSF "deliberately" attacked the launch pad of Lashkar-e-Taiba in Luni area near the LoC. Shashank Anand said, "Under this operation, on the night of 9 and 10 May, BSF carried out a deliberate and planned attack on the launch pad of Lashkar-e-Taiba in "Luni", which is located in Pakistan just 3 km from the international border."