Archive · 30 Nov 2025
Pakistan Rebuilds 72 Terror Launchpads After Operation Sindoor
Pakistan has rebuilt 72 terror launchpads that were destroyed by India during Operation Sindoor.
These launchpads are used to train and send terrorists into India.
The Indian Border Security Force (BSF) is keeping a close watch and is ready to take action if needed.
The BSF has also seized drugs and drones, and stopped many terrorists from entering India.
The Defence Minister praised the operation and the civil servants for their role in maintaining security and public confidence.
Pakistan has rebuilt 72 terror launchpads destroyed by India during Operation Sindoor.
60 launchpads are near the Line of Control (LoC) and 12 are near the International Border (IB).
The BSF is ready to retaliate if Pakistan or terror groups attempt any misadventure.
Operation Sindoor targeted terror infrastructure in response to the Pahalgam attack.
The BSF has seized narcotics, apprehended drug peddlers, and recovered drones.
- Who
- Pakistani agencies, Indian BSF, Terrorist groups
- What
- Rebuilding of 72 terror launchpads after Operation Sindoor
- When
- After Operation Sindoor, specific dates not mentioned
- Where
- Near the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border (IB) with India
- Why
- To continue terrorist activities and infiltration attempts into India
- Launchpads Rebuilt
- 72
- Location of Launchpads
- 60 near LoC, 12 near IB
- Operation Sindoor
- Indian military operation to destroy terror infrastructure
- BSF's Role
- Manning 200 km of IB and LoC
- Terrorist Groups
- Jaish-e-Mohammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba
- Narcotics Seized
- 9.563 kg
- Drones/UAVs Recovered
- 5
- Drug Peddlers Apprehended
- 5
Sources
‘Be ready like soldiers’: Rajnath Singh calls on Civil Servants at LBSNAA
Pak shifted 72 terror launchpads from border areas; force ready for Operation Sindoor 2.0: BSF
Pakistan rebuilds 72 terror launchpads destroyed in ‘Operation Sindoor’: BSF
Operation Sindoor a brilliant example of civil-military fusion: Rajnath Singh
