Pakistanis were firing in disarray, our reply was as swift as a blade and as coordinated as a clock: Indian Army

The Indian Army has emphasised that Pakistans uncoordinated firing targeted civilian areas in Jammu and Kashmir while in contrast Indias reply was as swift as a blade and as coordinated as a clock reported news agency ANISpeaking to ANI an Indian Army personnel said that Pakistan could not gain a difference in a hilly region due to which they opened fire on the plains which is Indias regionIt was on the morning of May 10 when Pakistan could not gain a difference in the hilly sector they opened fire on the plains which is our region Their motors aimed towards our forward posts and their artillery towards our civilian areas Their fire was not precise and uncoordinated They were firing in disarray They could not have a pitched battle against the might of the Indian Army They were firing at us in desperation he said reported ANIOur responses were controlled and coordinated Our boys knew their job well and we had rehearsed multiple times before If you had seen that moment it was thunder in the sky on their heads it was raining bullets mortars and rounds of artillery They opened fire again that night Our reply was as swift as a blade and as coordinated as a clock he added reported ANIThe Indian Army also deployed several advanced defence weapons which helped it gain an edge in the crossfiring from Pakistan after Operation SindoorThird Eye surveillance cameras were installed at forward posts feeding realtime data to surveillance rooms equipped with VR Virtual Reality interfaces These systems enabled constant monitoring of enemy activities during Operation Sindoor and allowed for rapid targeting and responseThrough the surveillance centre we were tracking every movement around the clock We would get live feeds of all their actions and we would be prepared to deal accordingly We stopped all their infiltration which they attempted during shelling Thermal imaging cameras enabled us to detect movement at night as well an officer of the Indian Army said reported ANIThe IGLA missile proved to be a gamechanger against Pakistani fighter jets and kamikaze drones Its major strength lies in its mobility being shoulderfired it can be launched virtually from anywhere providing flexibility and speed in dynamic combat situationsThis is a shoulderfired missile that works on passive IR seeking This weapon system received its early warning through the Akashteer Command System Its firers caught an IR signature of aerial threats and destroyed it way beyond our LOC Its success rate is high with a kill ratio of 7537 against fighters an Army personnel said reported ANIRecently inducted into the Indian Army Armado Light Specialist Vehicles were used during Operation Sindoor to target enemy posts and incoming vehicles Equipped with antitank guided missile ATGM launchers these vehicles offered high mobility and destructive capability against enemy armour and bunkersHighlighting the features of the newly inducted AntiTank Guided Missile an Indian Army personnel mentioned that it can target bunkers enemy posts and tanks He further said that during Operation Sindoor the weapon was very successful and destroyed 95 per cent of its targetsThis is an AntiTank Guided Missile ATGM This can target bunkers and enemy posts in addition to tanks It was extremely successful in Operation Sindoor It has a hit probability of 909537 the personnel said reported ANIMortars long a staple of battlefield engagements were once again crucial in countering Pakistans ceasefire violations Used for indirect fire these weapons were instrumental in destroying enemy posts and neutralising Pakistani shelling during the operationAs per the Indian Army the forces were already prepared for Operation Sindoor and they demarcated certain points which could be used by the Pakistani Army to promote terrorist movement Drones were used by the forces to drones to pinpoint targets causing heavy casualties on the enemys endWe were already prepared for Operation Sindoor We had demarcated certain points which could be used by the Pakistani Army to promote terrorist movement and support them As soon as the ceasefire violation took place we fired indiscriminately We used drones for pinpoint target causing heavy casualties on their side the Army personnel said reported ANIWith inputs from ANIatOptionskeyd0ddb8ef8f1a62a8cdd22fac27fc5ea7formatiframeheight90width728params