Under Operation Sindoor, India had earlier identified 21 terrorist bases in Pakistan. Deputy Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh has revealed this. He said that data was collected on the basis of technology and intelligence information, in which information was received about 21 terrorist bases, but at the last moment it was decided that only nine locations would be taken action.
Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh spoke about Operation Sindoor in FICCI’s program ‘New Age Military Technologies Organized’. After the 22 April Pahalgam terror attack, sitting in Pakistan, he was accurately attacked by attacked the camps of organizations plotting terrorist attacks against India. These camps were from Lashkar-e-Taiba, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Hizbul Mujahideen, in which training was given, recruitment, Terror Group’s headquarters and terrorist incidents in Jammu and Kashmir were being carried out with these bases. These hideouts were destroyed by launching Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of 6-7 May.
It was decided to take action on 21 terrorist bases, said Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh said
Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh said, ‘Actually 21 terrorist bases were identified, but we thought that action should be taken only on nine bases. It was decided in the last day or in the last hours that action would be taken on these nine locations only. He said that it was decided that the attitude of the three armies would be adopted to give the right message because in reality we are integrated force.
What else did Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh say on Operation Sindoor?
Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh said that it is easy to start the war, but it is very difficult to control it, so it was the perfect decision to stop 2 conflicts at the right time. Lieutenant General Rahul R Singh said, ‘Some lessons have been found from Operation Sindoor. The strategic message given by the leadership was clear … There is no scope to bear any more pain, as we have been tolerated for the first few years.
On Operation Sindoor, the army had said in its press conference that during the attack on terrorist bases, special care was taken that there should be no loss of any innocent. However, Pakistan’s action was badly shocked by India’s action and in this Bokhalhat, it had tried unsuccessfully to attack military bases in many cities of India. After this military struggle that lasted 3-4 days, India agreed to the ceasefire on the insistence of Pakistan and on May 10, the ceasefire.