Jaish-e-Mohammed & India — Indian Army

Jaish-e-Mohammed: Jaish-e-Mohammed's terror launchpads and headquarters were targeted and destroyed by India during Operation Sindoor.

India — Indian Army: The India — Indian Army initiated Operation Sindoor by firing shells across the Krishan Ganga river and carried out airstrikes. They also thwarted Pakistani drone advances and provided relief to affected villagers.

Jaish-e-Mohammed: Jaish-e-Mohammed's Markaz Subhan Allah in Bahawalpur and Sarjal camp in Tehra Kalan were among the terror targets hit during Operation Sindoor, with over 100 terrorists killed, including family members of its chief Masood Azhar.

India — Indian Army: The India — Indian Army released a video documenting Operation Sindoor, describing it as 'India's resolute response -- calibrated and precise' and reaffirming its commitment to safeguarding the nation's sovereignty.

Jaish-e-Mohammed: Jaish-e-Mohammed is the terrorist group targeted by 'Operation Trashi-I', with three of its members reportedly holed up in the Kishtwar district.