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8 Terror Camps 'Active' On LoC, Indian Army Ready For Any 'Pakistan Misadventure'

Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi laid bare stark security realities Tuesday, confirming eight terror camps operational near the Pakistan border during the Indian Army's annual press conference in New Delhi. He confirmed eight terror camps remain operational—six hugging the Line of Control in Kashmir, two along the International Border. "If any misadventures take place, be assured we will show our strength," Dwivedi declared, eyes fixed on reporters. The Army Chief reflected on the counterterror blitz launched after the deadly Pahalgam terror attack.

8 Terror Camps 'Active' On LoC, Indian Army Ready For Any 'Pakistan Misadventure'

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Key Highlights

  • Operation Sindoor, he said, reset strategic balances through 22 minutes of initial strikes extending 88 hours, dismantling seven of nine terror hubs including Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba bases in PoK and mainland Pakistan.
  • Pakistani forces suffered around 100 casualties in ensuing LoC and IB clashes, sources close to the briefing noted. General Dwivedi emphasized the operation's ongoing nature.
  • "A clear decision to respond decisively was taken at the highest level," he stated, crediting tri-service synergy and national stakeholders like CAPFs, intelligence agencies, and ministries.
  • This marked a benchmark in jointness, aligning with PM Modi's 'Jai' mantra of jointness, Atmanirbharta, and innovation. Rashtriya Rifles units in J&K have ramped up vigil.
  • Bhairav battalions patrol restive sectors, thwarting infiltration bids amid Army Day 2026 preparations.
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  1. 8 Terror Camps 'Active' On LoC, Indian Army Ready For Any 'Pakistan Misadventure'

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