Jammu: A new video released on Tuesday offers the most dramatic visuals yet of Operation Sindoor, showcasing India’s precision military strikes on terror infrastructure deep inside Pakistani territory. The footage, released by official sources, has sent a strong signal of India’s zero-tolerance stance toward cross-border terrorism.

The visuals depict Pakistan Rangers scrambling for cover as the Border Security Force (BSF) and other Indian units carry out calculated strikes on terror launchpads. The video also captures the destruction of multiple Pakistani army posts, showing the scale and accuracy of India's military response. The release marks a rare public disclosure of such operations, highlighting India’s growing emphasis on transparency and deterrence through visual evidence.

Backdrop: Pahalgam Attack and Operation Sindoor

The newly surfaced video comes in the wake of Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7 following the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed the lives of Indian tourists. The operation resulted in the elimination of over 100 terrorists linked to groups such as Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-e-Taiba, and Hizbul Mujahideen.

In retaliation, Pakistan launched cross-border shelling and attempted drone strikes across the Line of Control and the International Border. India responded with a coordinated assault on 11 Pakistani military sites, damaging radar installations, communication hubs, and airfields.

Although a ceasefire understanding was announced on May 10, BSF officials have made it clear that the operation is far from over.

BSF chiefs: ‘Operation Sindoor is ongoing’

Addressing the media on Tuesday, IG BSF Jammu Frontier Shashank Anand confirmed that Operation Sindoor is still active and the border force remains on the highest alert. “We believe that it (Pakistan) cannot be trusted. Operation Sindoor is on. BSF is ready and vigilant along the IB. We are putting up robust surveillance systems to maintain high vigilance along the border."

He added that intelligence inputs confirmed that multiple launch pads were hit, and there were several fatalities among terrorists and Pakistani Rangers during precision strikes.

“A Lashkar-e-Taiba launch pad opposite the ‘chicken neck' area was neutralised on the night of May 9–10 using a special weapon system,” the IG said, adding three launch pads in Loni, Mastpur, and Chabbra were destroyed.

“We are still assessing the total damage in coordination with our partner agencies. Three launch pads and several posts were destroyed. Many Pakistani villages were vacated by Rangers,” he said.

“Pakistan fired on our 60 border outposts and 49 forward defence locations. In response, we opened fire on 76 of their posts and 42 FDLs,” BSF Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Chiterpaul Singh told reporters here.

Singh said a key terror launch pad run by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) near the Sunderbani sector was destroyed. “There is no movement seen from that area now,” he said.