Srinagar/Jammu: India deployed T-72 tanks with LOC in Akhanur sector of J&K during Operation Sindoor, with a strong response to Pakistan’s aggression with the coordination of armored firepower, air defense precision and artillery. Operation also highlighted serious laps in Pakistan’s Artillery Training, which was found to be fit with a plug instead of an unexplained shell fuse.A senior official said on Tuesday, “T -72S are integral. 125 mm guns have been fitted with guns up to 4,000 meters, they were transferred as part of the deployment of joint force.”T-72s BMP-2 are deployed with LoC with armored vehicles, so that the infiltration routes can be sealed, which outlines continuous readiness.Army officials said the operation is not “finishing or ending” with military action against Pakistan from 10 May.“If challenged again, we will reply not with the words, but with the resolve of fire and nation,” said Poonch Brigade Commander Brigade Mudit Mahajan.Air defense units neutralized the dangers of several drones flocks, emerging as the “The Shining Shield” of the operation. “Extraordinary skills, flexibility, and coordination ensured that each aerial threat was stopped,” Brigadier Mahajan said.The Indian Prison Firepower hit nine important targets at LoC in POK, neutralizing six major terrorist camps in front of Poonch, Rajouri and Akhanur. “We hit unmatched and hit with purpose,” Brigade Mahajan said.In the North Pir Panjal, the army reported zero casualties in the Indian side, while 65 were killed in retaliatory attacks, confirming Pakistani troops. DGMO Lieutenant General Rajiv Gai had earlier estimated 35-40 Pakistani personnel killed in LOC exchanges between 7 and 10 May.In Kupwara and Tangdhar regions of North Kashmir, Indian forces neutralized nine major terrorist bases, some were deemed inaccessible. Top officials reported zero casualties in the Indian side. Brigadier Mahajan said, “We hit with unmatched accuracy,” Brigadier Mahajan said, Poonch Brigade “not a part but the heart of Operation Sindoor”.Air Marshal Ak Bharti said the IAF air strike in the western region cripple the Pakistani airbase and military infrastructure. The targets included Chaklala, Rafiki, Rahim Yar Khan, Sargodha, Bhulli and Jacobabad. “The aggression was found with calibrated and coordinated force,” he said.During the aggressive, poor training of Pakistani artillery came into a sharp focus. An unexplained 155 mm shell discovered in the Meadhar region of the Jammu region was found to be fit with a plug instead of a fuse. “This is the most basic error,” said defense spokesperson in Jammu, Lieutenant Colonel Sanil Bartwal.He said, “Fiting a fuse is basic training for gunners worldwide. It highlights shallow training standards and hollow claims on global platforms of Pakistan,” he said.The army bomb settlement team is operating to clean the shells in coordination with the Jammu and Kashmir Police, Poonch, Krishna Ghat and Mehar. “Operations follow strict security protocols with minimal risk to civil life and property,” said Colonel Bartwal.
