Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor not only established India’s military superiority on Pakistan, but also brought out differences between the two countries: where India was successful as a democracy, Pakistan stumbled as a military-state that sponsors terrorism as a state policy. After the Pahalgam attack, India planned to set up long -term costs such as the Pahalgam attack, punishing Pakistan, punishing militants and their supporters and suspending the Indus Water Treaty. On the other hand, when most countries of the world condemned the attack and opposed terrorism, Pakistan launched a propaganda campaign to present the Pahalgam attack as a false campaign. Soon after the massacre in Pahalgam, Pakistan started working according to its plan. He broke the ceasefire for years to attack across the border, vacated the terrorist launchpad along the Line of Control (LoC) and started deploying army and heavy equipment to advance areas.
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Along with Operation Sindoor, India attacked nine terrorist sites in Pakistan and Pakistan Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (Pojk) on the night of 6-7 May. On 7 May, Pakistan launched a failed air strikes in northern and western India. As a result, India attacked Pakistan’s air defense sites on 8 May. When the Pakistani Army targeted dozens of places in India, which included Gurudwaras in the holy city of Amritsar and Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir, the Pakistani people united around the army sponsoring terrorists. In India, the government -elected government united around the flag, as the Indian government – a democratic government -elected democratic government – organized the country’s security against missiles and drones and responded with force. The difference was obvious: While India attacked the terrorists who attacked the Pahalgam attack and many others, while the Indian society mobilized around the flag to protect the nation, the Pakistani society mobilized around the Pakistani army, which was attacking India on behalf of terrorists.
India opposed terrorism, Pakistan made jihadis happy
At a time when there is a bipartisan protest against terrorism in India, Pakistan has continued to honor terrorists and please the fellow state sponsors of terrorists. In a clear indication of terrorism being sponsored, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and Army Chief Munir participated in the funeral of those killed in Indian air strikes at terrorist sites in Pakistan and POJK. In addition, the US banned terrorist leader Hafiz Abdul Rauf led the prayers for terrorists killed in Indian air strikes. Lieutenant General Fayyaz Hussain Shah, 4 Corps Commander; Major General Rao Imran Sartaj, General Officer Commanding of 11 Infantry Division; Brigadier Mohammad Furqan Shabbir, Commander of 15 Mechanized Brigade; Usman Anwar, Inspector General of Police of Punjab; And Malik Sohab Ahmed Bherath, members of the provincial assembly of Punjab attended the top military and civilian officers.
