Op Sindoor Live: Air Siren Sounded in Chandigarh, Residents Advised To Remain Indoors

India on Thursday dismissed Pakistan's allegations that the Jhelum and Chenab dams were targeted under Operation Sindoor, stating no such infrastructure was harmed. The government clarified that only terrorist facilities were hit with precision, and no civilian or critical infrastructure was damaged.

India on Thursday asserted it will not tolerate terrorism, stating people of all faiths in India and abroad have condemned the Pahalgam attack. It dismissed Pakistan’s claim of merely responding to Operation Sindoor, clarifying that India’s action was a restrained response to Pakistan’s original escalation, the Pahalgam Attack. The Indian strikes were precise and targeted only terrorist camps, not Pakistani civilians or military forces.

India on Thursday said 16 civilians have been killed and 59 injured in Pakistani attacks since yesterday, accusing Islamabad of running a disinformation campaign to mislead the world about India’s targeted response to cross-border terrorism.

India on Thursday accused Pakistan of using religious sites to radicalise, train, and shelter terrorists, while clarifying that it has not targeted any such sites. In contrast, India said, Pakistan shelled a gurudwara in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch on Wednesday, killing three members of the Sikh community.

Pakistan attempted missile and drone strikes on multiple military locations across Northern and Western India, including Jammu, Srinagar, Amritsar, and Bhatinda, the government said on Thursday. Colonel Sofiya Qureshi confirmed the attacks were thwarted by India's Air Defence and Counter-UAS systems, and debris now being recovered confirms the attempted strikes.