Jaish commander reveals Pakistan army chief Munir ordered officers to attend Operation Sindoor funerals

Pakistan's revelation on Operation Sindoor: In a latest revelation in connection with Operation Sindoor strikes by Indian army on Pakistan, a fresh clip of Jaish-e-Muhammed (JeM) commander Masood Ilyas Kashmiri, has surfaced online, in which he can be heard saying that Pakistan Army chief General Asim Munir instructed top officials to attend the funerals of the terrorists killed in India’s Operation Sindoor.

The video showcased, Kashmiri revealing that the Pakistan Army General Headquarters (GHQ) had ordered the top officials to honour the Operation Sindoor terrorists with all military protocol.

Ilyas Kashmiri's Revelations

In the video, he can be heard saying, “GHQ directed that the martyrs be honoured with the last salute, and ordered corps commanders to accompany the janaza (funeral procession) in uniform and stand guard.”

Another video of Ilyas Kashmiri that is doing rounds on the online platform confirmed the involvement of Masood Azhar in terror attack in Delhi and Mumbai.

In the video, he can be further heard saying in Urdu, “After breaking free from Delhi’s Tihar Jail and escaping the grip of the enemies, when Amir-ul-Mujahideen Maulana Masood Azhar came to Pakistan, it was the soil of Balakot that gave him strength to carry forward his mission and his cause in Delhi and Mumbai… This soil, every grain of it, remains indebted to him.”

Two days back, a video of surfaced online, in which he was heard admitting that Indian strikes under Operation Sindoor tore into pieces the family of Masood Azhar in Bahawalpur.

He was heard saying in the video, “Embracing terrorism, we fought Delhi, Kabul and Kandahar for protecting the borders of this country. After sacrificing everything, on May 7, Maulana Masood Azhar's family was torn apart by Indian forces in Bahawalpur.” 

About Operation Sindoor

It is to mentioned here that Operation Sindoor was launched on April 22 in response to the terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam, in which 26 civilians mostly tourists were killed.