New Delhi: Pakistan has rebuilt 72 terror camps that were destroyed by India during Operation Sindoor, the Border Security Force (BSF) has revealed. The operation was launched on May 7 in response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, and the Indian Air Force conducted strikes on terror infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
Six months after the airstrike, BSF Inspector General Ashok Yadav and DIG Kulwant Raj Sharma confirmed that many destroyed facilities have been reconstructed and reactivated. They noted that the number of terrorists operating in these centres keeps fluctuating, as militants do not stay there permanently. The camps become active mainly when Pakistan attempts to push terrorists across the border.
Yadav added that Pakistan often tries to infiltrate militants before the onset of winter, when low visibility may provide cover. However, India’s advanced surveillance systems are actively monitoring sensitive locations, and the BSF remains committed to preventing infiltration attempts.
