Full story of Operation Sindoor: How to track terrorist bases?

New Delhi: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India took a big step in Pakistan and occupied Kashmir (POK) on the morning of Wednesday (May 7). Terrorist camps and training centers were targeted in these attacks. This entire action was part of ‘Operation Sindoor’. Let us tell you that in the Pahalram massacre, the terrorists were killed by asking the religion of 26 people.

The operation was planned by National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval and his team. The attacks were so accurate that only terrorist bases were damaged and no military or common citizen was affected. The National Technical Research Organization (NTRO) played an important role in the planning and surveillance of the operation.

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How was the preparation of operation vermilion?
On 22 April, 26 people were killed by terrorists associated with Pakistan in Pahalgam. Most of them were tourists. After this attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to track and punish the terrorists. NSA Ajit Doval formed a special team that monitored terrorist activities in Pakistan and POK.

The team identified the new terrorist bases and was constantly monitored. Special monitoring of terrorists’ movement, training activities and location were specially monitored. Ajit Doval shared the entire plan of the attack with PM Modi. During the conversation, it was decided that the attacks would be limited only to terrorist bases. This does not cause any harm to common people or military locations.

Photo after air strikes in Muridke, Pakistan. (Photo reates)

Mission approval and operation starts
After finalizing the plan, PM Modi approved the operation. After this, a control room was built under the supervision of Doval from where the entire action was made live monitored. Operation vermilion was carried out between 1:05 am and 1:30 pm on Wednesday. India’s missile attacks included the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed at Bahawalpur and Lashkar-e-Taiba located at Muridke. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that more than 100 terrorists were killed in these attacks.

NTRO’s important role
NTRO is India’s Technical Intelligence Agency that reports to the Prime Minister’s Office and the National Security Council. It was formed in 2004 after the Kargil War. The agency specializes in gathering satellite image, communication signal and cyber information. It also provides technical help to agencies like IB and RAW. NTRO uses modern equipment to prevent cyber attacks, technical data collections and high levels of monitoring. The agency has played an important role in major operations like 2008 Mumbai attack, Uri attack, Balakot air strike and Galwan Valley Conflict.