New Delhi – In a dramatic escalation of tensions, India has issued a final and unambiguous warning to Pakistan: any future attack will be treated as an act of war. The declaration comes in the wake of repeated Pakistani drone and missile strikes targeting Indian civilian areas, including schools and religious sites, leading to significant casualties and injuries.
In response to the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, India launched Operation Sindoor, a precision military offensive targeting terrorist camps across the border. Five top terrorists linked to banned groups Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed were neutralized in the operation, which Indian authorities said was executed with “surgical accuracy” to avoid civilian harm.
In contrast, Pakistan’s retaliatory strikes have drawn international concern, as they targeted densely populated civilian zones. India has released photographic and satellite evidence of these indiscriminate attacks.
With tensions at a boiling point, Indian officials have stated that any further aggression will invite a full-scale military response, marking a shift from strategic restraint to zero-tolerance.
This bold message underscores a pivotal moment in Indo-Pak relations, with the risk of open conflict looming larger than ever before.
