Operation Sindoor: Pakistan Treats Terrorists as Heroes, Honoured by Top Army

Islamabad [Pakistan] May 10: When India carried out Operation Sindoor to strike back after the Pahalgam attack, the world watched closely. What followed in Pakistan shocked everyone. One of the terrorists, Mudassar Khadian Khas, was given a guard of honour by the Pakistan Army. This act has confused many people in India, who saw him as a criminal. But in Pakistan, he was treated with full respect.

Funerals Led by Top Leaders

The funeral prayers of Mudassar were not small events. They were led by Hafiz Abdul Rauf, a top leader of a banned group. Important people like a serving Lt. General and the IG of Punjab Police were seen standing at his grave. Even the Pakistan Army Chief and Punjab CM sent wreaths. These actions show how different both countries see the same person.

Held in a Government School

The funeral of the terrorist was held in a government school, not a mosque or graveyard. This place is usually meant for children’s education. People in India wondered how a place for learning was used for honouring a man responsible for violence. It raised questions about what message is being given to the youth in that region.

Terrorist or Martyr? A Divide of Thought

India calls these men terrorists because they plan and support violence. But in Pakistan, some people see them as martyrs. It depends on which side of the border you stand. This difference in thinking makes peace hard to achieve. When one country gives honours and the other fights to stop them, the conflict continues in hearts and minds.

What History Shows Us

This is not the first time Pakistan has done this. In past years too, people linked to deadly attacks in India have been respected in Pakistan. This has become a pattern that worries not just India, but the whole world. While India fights to stop terrorism, the other side sends mixed signals that confuse the people and slow down peace.