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Pakistan Targeted 26 Indian Locations: Colonel Sofiya Qureshi

Colonel Qureshi said on Saturday morning that in addition to targeting military installations, Pakistan also targeted medical facilities in Srinagar, Awantipora, and Udhampur.

JammuMay 10, 2025 / 12:16 pm

Patrika Desk

Operation Sindoor: Addressing a press conference in New Delhi on Saturday, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated that Pakistan’s actions over the past few days are being viewed as provocative and aggressive. Colonel Sofiya Qureshi further stated during the briefing that Pakistan attempted to attack airbases in Punjab. Colonel Qureshi said on Saturday morning that in addition to targeting military installations, Pakistan also targeted medical facilities in Srinagar, Awantipora, and Udhampur.

Ministry of External Affairs Rejects Claims of Damage to Air Force Stations

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri rejected Pakistan’s claims of destroying air force stations in Sirsa and Suratgarh, sharing images to counter these claims.

Ministry of External Affairs Rejects Pakistan’s Claims

Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri stated that Pakistan’s claims of damaging critical infrastructure are completely false. He reiterated India’s commitment to not escalating tensions if retaliatory action is taken by the Pakistani army. Misri also dismissed Pakistan’s claims of missiles being fired at a religious site, calling them ridiculous.

Claims of S-400 System and Airfield Destruction Also False

Wing Commander Vyomika Singh also stated that Pakistan attempted to run a malicious disinformation campaign. She said, “Its claims of destroying our S-400 systems and airfields in Surat are false.”

Pakistan Targeted 26 Locations in India: Colonel Sofiya Qureshi

In a press briefing by the Indian Army, Colonel Sofiya Qureshi gave updates related to the India-Pakistan tension. Pakistan attempted air incursions at 26 locations. In response, India targeted radar systems and technical installations in Pakistan. Pakistan targeted medical and educational facilities in Kashmir.

Medical Centres and School Premises Also Targeted

Colonel Sofiya Qureshi stated that Pakistan misused flight paths under the guise of civilian aircraft. She further explained that Pakistan attempted shelling on the LoC. Pakistan attacked medical centres and school premises. Light arms fire continued in Kupwara, Baramulla, Poonch, and Rajouri. The Indian Army responded strongly.

Another Death in Pak Shelling in Jammu

Another person died in Pakistan shelling in RS Pura, Jammu. Ashok Kumar, son of Baldev Raj of Biddipur Jatta, died in the Pak shelling while shifting his family to a safer location. Three other family members are reported injured.

Five Deaths So Far

Thus, the death toll in the overnight Pak shelling, drone, and missile attacks in the Jammu region has risen to five, including a senior officer of the Jammu and Kashmir Administrative Service and two Bihar residents from Rajouri town. A woman died in the Mendhar area of Poonch.

Indian Army Responds Decisively, Foils Drone Attack

A defence official stated that the Indian Army successfully shot down a Pakistani Army armed drone using L-70 air defence guns in the Kutch sector of Gujarat.
The Indian Army thwarted a Pakistani drone attack on the western border. Meanwhile, missile debris was recovered from Kutch, Gujarat.

Terrorist Launch Pad Destroyed in Sialkot, Pakistan

BSF Jammu destroyed a terrorist launchpad in Sialkot, Pakistan on Saturday. According to a statement issued by the BSF, Pakistan initiated unprovoked firing on BSF posts in the Jammu sector today. In retaliation, the BSF launched a counter-offensive, causing extensive damage to Pakistani Rangers’ posts and assets along the International Border. The terrorist launchpad at Looni in Sialkot district, opposite the Akhnoor area, was completely destroyed by the BSF. Our resolve to protect India’s sovereignty is unwavering.
— ANI (@ANI) May 10, 2025

Heads of Three Armed Forces Arrive at Defence Ministry

Amidst the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, a meeting is underway at the Defence Ministry with the heads of the three armed forces. The chiefs of the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force have arrived at the Defence Ministry in Delhi. A meeting with Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is scheduled shortly. A press conference will be held by the Ministry of External Affairs at 10 am.

Missile Debris Found in Haryana

Parts of a missile seen in Sirsa, Haryana are being retrieved by security personnel. A local resident stated, “My son saw it and told me that there was something above us. We saw from our roof that something fell with a loud bang. In the morning we saw that it had fallen near a church.”

Srinagar: Explosion Debris Falls on Several Houses

Parts of a projectile fell in Lasjan, Srinagar this morning following an explosion. The debris landed between several houses. It was a narrow escape for the residents. Ashraf, an eyewitness in Srinagar, said that there was a loud explosion at 5:45 am on Friday. After that, we came here and found an object lying there. We called the local head, who then called the police. They came and recovered it. We didn’t know what it was… there were no casualties.

Locals Stand with Nation and Security Forces

Projectile debris was recovered from Udhampur, Jammu and Kashmir, as Pakistan targeted civilian areas. A local resident said that we stand with the nation and our security forces. By the grace of God, nothing except trees has been damaged here.

Explosions Rock the Valley

The Indian Army swiftly responded to these attacks by Pakistan. A drone attack on the Awantipora air force station was thwarted, although a large explosion was heard. Meanwhile, air raid warnings were issued in Chandigarh and Ambala.

India Responds Decisively

Pakistani shelling caused damage to civilian areas in and around Srinagar. The Indian Army has activated surface-to-air missile systems to respond to these attacks. Additionally, firing has been reported in the Nowshera area, where the Indian Army is effectively responding to enemy attacks.

Smoke and Sirens After Loud Explosions

Smoke and sirens were heard following a loud explosion in the Dibber area of Udhampur. Large explosions also occurred in other areas of Jammu and Kashmir, such as Akhnoor and Rajouri, causing damage to houses and property. The successive explosions in Rajouri also endangered civilians there.
The Indian Army’s action against the shelling and drone attacks by Pakistan is still ongoing, and security arrangements are being strengthened as tensions rise along the border.

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