BSF destroyed 118 Pakistani posts during Op Sindoor: Amit Shah

Jammu (TIP)- Union home minister Amit Shah on Friday, May 30, lauded the BSF for its resolute response to Pakistani aggression earlier this month and said 118 enemy posts were destroyed and damaged in retaliatory action along the Jammu frontier.
During his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir after Operation Sindoor, Union home minister Amit Shah said the BSF had dismantled the enemy’s surveillance network, dealing a significant blow that would take them years to repair. (X) During his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir after Operation Sindoor, Union home minister Amit Shah said the BSF had dismantled the enemy’s surveillance network, dealing a significant blow that would take them years to repair. (X)
During his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir after Operation Sindoor, Shah said the BSF had dismantled the enemy’s surveillance network, dealing a significant blow that would take them years to repair.
Concluding his two-day tour of the Jammu region to review the security situation, Amarnath Yatra preparedness and to interact with victims of Pakistani shelling, the Union home minister commended the BSF personnel, saying damaging or destroying more than 118 posts in three days is a significant achievement.
“When Pakistan responded to our anti-terror operations by attacking our borders and civilian areas, it was the BSF jawans of the Jammu Frontier who retaliated by destroying and damaging over 118 posts,” he said.
“They dismantled the enemy’s entire surveillance system piece by piece — a system that will take them four to five years to rebuild,” he said.
Shah said, according to information, Pakistan had suffered the biggest blow to its communication systems and surveillance equipment, rendering them “incapable of waging a full-fledged information-based war for quite some time”.