Indian Army Operation Sindoor Video: Fierce Warning to Pakistan
July 18, 2025
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“We will strike again, and harder”: Indian Army issues stern warning to enemies in a new Operation Sindoor video

In a powerful show of resolve, the Indian Army released an official video on Operation Sindoor, warning India’s enemies of a deadlier retaliation if provoked again. The video, titled “Taiyaari Abhi Jaari Hai”

by WEB DESK
Jun 26, 2025, 12:00 pm IST
in Bharat, Defence
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In a strong and evocative message to the enemies of India, the Indian Army, on June 25, released an official 7-minute video on “Operation Sindoor,” issuing a chilling warning: any further provocation or attempt to spread terror in India will be met with an even fiercer and deeper retaliation than before.

The video, titled “Taiyaari Abhi Jaari Hai” (Preparations Are Still Underway), was shared by the Indian Army’s Western Command through its official YouTube channel. It begins with haunting visuals from the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, in which 26 civilians, including women and children, were killed in cold blood by Pakistan-backed terrorists.

“This is Not the End… We’re Ready for More”

Narrated in a tone that blends grief with determination, the video opens with the lines: “Abhi ke liye ye aakraman bas paryapt hai, samaapt nahi. Taiyari abhi bhi jaari hai, aur ab ki taiyari pehle se zyada bhaari hai. Tu kar ke dekh dobara zurrat, hum phir se ghar me ghus ke maarenge, aur abki pehle se zyada andar ghus kar, pehle se zyada maarenge.”

(For now, this strike is enough, but it’s not the end. The preparation is still on, and this time it’s more intense. Try us again, and we’ll storm your house once more, go deeper, and hit harder.)

This stern message comes weeks after the Indian Army’s daring precision strike, Operation Sindoor, on May 7, targeting terrorist launchpads deep inside Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). The operation reportedly eliminated over 100 terrorists and destroyed key infrastructure used by terror outfits to infiltrate and attack India.

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A Tribute to the Victims, A Warning to the Enemy

Referring to the Pahalgam attack, the Army described it as a dark and devastating moment in India’s recent history.

“Woh kaala din jab kuch ginte-chune aatankwadiyon ne khushiyo se bhare Pahalgam ko goliyon ki baarish mein doobakar, sindoor se saji zindagiyo ko tod kar rakh diya. Goliyon ki awaazon mein bikharte hue sindoor ki cheekhein sunayi de rahi thi.”

(That dark day when a handful of terrorists turned the joyful land of Pahalgam into a shower of bullets, shattering lives adorned with sindoor. Amid the gunfire, one could hear the scream of broken dreams and splintered lives.)

The video pays tribute to the fallen while emphasising that Operation Sindoor was India’s “measured but resolute” answer to terrorism. It showcases behind-the-scenes preparations, including logistics, surveillance, coordination between special forces units, and the use of cutting-edge military technology.

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Prime Minister’s Warning Included

Amplifying the message, the video features a clip of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from a public rally in Bihar, in which he had promised strict retribution for the Pahalgam attack:

“The terrorists who have carried out this attack will be given bigger punishment than they can ever imagine.”

This inclusion reinforces that the political and military leadership are on the same page in India’s counter-terrorism policy: uncompromising and proactive.

Modern Warfare and State-of-the-Art execution

Describing the tactical brilliance behind Operation Sindoor, the Army narrated: “Operation Sindoor ki adrishya taaqat thi — State-of-the-Art Logistics, matlab sabse aadhunik aur tez supply chain. Aur iska pratyaksh roop tha — anaginta missiles ka prachand prahaar. Yeh ek lalkaar thi Bharat ki sena ke shaktibodh ki. Aur isi lalkaar ka jawab tha — Operation Sindoor.”

(The invisible strength behind Operation Sindoor was its state-of-the-art logistics — the most modern and swift supply chains. Its visible face was the thunderous assault of countless missiles. It was a challenge to India’s military power. And this was the answer.)

The Indian Army’s message makes it unequivocally clear: while India believes in peace, it will not hesitate to cross the border and retaliate if its citizens are attacked.

What is Operation Sindoor?

Operation Sindoor, carried out in early May, was launched in response to escalating terror activities in Jammu and Kashmir, particularly the Pahalgam massacre of Hindus. The Army executed the mission through coordinated aerial and ground strikes, believed to have penetrated deep into PoK and northern Pakistan, targeting multiple terror camps and logistics bases.

While official casualty figures have not been publicly confirmed, sources indicate the death of over 100 terrorists and several high-value targets, including handlers and commanders affiliated with Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed.

Through this bold and emotionally charged communication, the Indian Army has sent a clear message to its adversaries: India is not just watching, it is prepared. Operation Sindoor, as the video underlines, was not an isolated action but part of a broader doctrine of preemptive and proportionate retaliation.

“Taiyaari abhi bhi jaari hai”—the ”preparations continue. And so does India’s resolve.

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