Pak Commander Flees Post During Operation Sindoor

Pak Commander Flees Post: Operation Sindoor by the Indian Army causes panic in Pakistan. A Pak commander abandoned his post and hid in a mosque, revealed through a leaked radio conversation.

‘Run away to save your life.’, Pakistani commander fled from the post in fear of Operation Sindoor; a radio conversation leaked.

The Indian Army’s precise strikes during Operation Sindoor not only destroyed the terrorist hideouts across the Line of Control (LOC) but also caused widespread panic within the Pakistani Army. Investigation of the communication revealed that senior Pakistani officers had abandoned their posts in the middle of the operation and fled.

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Took refuge in a mosque

A commander of Pakistan’s 75th Infantry Brigade, which was stationed in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK) close to Muzaffarabad, reportedly refused to return to the post during the attack, according to Indian Army sources.

When junior officers contacted him about reopening the post, he replied in a scary manner that ‘the office will open later, first save your life.’ The intercepted radio conversation also revealed that the commander had taken refuge in a mosque.

Pak Commander Flees Post: The commander had escaped

“Our commander Sahab has escaped with great difficulty,” a junior officer overheard. He is offering namaz in the mosque. He has sent his men here and said that he will return only when the situation calms down.”

India’s Operation Sindoor was focused on terrorist hideouts, while Pakistan’s retaliation included shelling on civilian areas. In response, Indian attacks targeted Pakistani military posts, and more attacks were carried out.

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A Pakistani intruder was killed near the LoC in Gujarat. BSF killed him

On the night of 23 May, BSF jawans killed a Pakistani intruder trying to enter Indian territory in the Banaskantha district of Gujarat. A suspicious figure was seen crossing the international border and approaching the border by BSF personnel.

The BSF’s warning was ignored by the intruder.

The intruder was cautioned by BSF jawans, yet he continued to cross the border. When the BSF refused to halt the intruder, the jawans started shooting.
The intruder was killed on the spot

BSF said that even after repeated warnings, the person crossing the international border and infiltrating did not stop, after which firing had to be done. BSF killed the intruder on the spot.