Pakistan Rebuilds Jaish Headquarters Destroyed During Operation Sindoor
Intelligence reports and satellite imagery indicate that the Jaish-e-Mohammed headquarters in Bahawalpur, Pakistan, has been extensively rebuilt following damage from an Indian military operation. The reconstruction reportedly received significant financial backing from the Pakistani establishment.
Why it matters
The restoration of a designated terrorist group's infrastructure raises serious questions about state-sponsored terrorism and regional security stability.
Exclusive visuals and intelligence inputs accessed by NDTV point to a striking revival of the Pakistan Sponsored Terror Group Jaish-e-Mohammed headquarters in Bahawalpur, raising fresh questions over Islamabad's continued protection and patronage of a terror organisation designated by the United Nations and the United States.The sprawling Markaz Subhanallah complex, badly damaged in India's precision strikes during Operation Sindoor last year, has now been extensively rebuilt. What was left scarred by missile impacts has been transformed with new construction, plaster, paint and polished marble, according to visuals accessed exclusively by NDTV.The reconstruction appears to have erased much of the physical evidence of the damage inflicted during the operation. Sections of the central hall that had suffered deep impact damage have been repaired, with craters filled and structural portions restored.
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