Masood Azhar, the Jaish-e-Mohammad chief behind numerous terror attacks on India, suffered a personal blow as Operation Sindoor killed 10 of his family members in Bahawalpur, Pakistan.
Azhar, one of India’s most wanted terrorists, has been a thorn in India’s side since his release in the 1999 IC-814 hijacking. Operation Sindoor’s strike on his family in Bahawalpur underscores India’s resolve to dismantle terror networks, spotlighting Azhar’s notorious legacy and the ongoing India-Pakistan conflict.
The Terror Mastermind Under Fire
Masood Azhar, the founder of Jaish-e-Mohammad, confirmed the deaths of 10 family members in India’s Operation Sindoor, launched after the Pahalgam attack. Times Now details Azhar’s history, from his role in the 2001 Parliament attack to the 2016 Pathankot assault, cementing his status as a global terrorist.
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Operation Sindoor Impact: The strikes in Bahawalpur killed Azhar’s sister, nephew, and others, alongside 70–80 terrorists, as per Business Standard.
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Azhar’s Terror Legacy: Released in 1999 after the IC-814 hijacking, Azhar formed Jaish-e-Mohammad with ISI support, orchestrating attacks that have claimed hundreds of lives.
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Current Dynamics: The operation has intensified India-Pakistan tensions, with cross-border firing killing civilians near the LoC.
“Operation Sindoor dealt a significant blow to Jaish-e-Mohammad, as Operation Sindoor killed 10 of Masood Azhar’s family members, including his sister and nephew.”
Azhar’s loss may disrupt Jaish-e-Mohammad’s operations, but his influence remains a concern. Will this strike deter future attacks or fuel more violence? Keep following for the latest India-Pak news.
