27 Jun 2025 By Know Muslim
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When we talk about Pakistan and India, the story isn’t just about two neighbors, it’s about faith, freedom, and fearless heroes who’ve defended their land and faith against all odds. From the ashes of Partition to today’s battles, Pakistan has faced India’s aggression with unmatched bravery. Let’s dive deeper into this journey of resilience, sacrifice, and triumph.
The birth of Pakistan in 1947 was a dream come true for millions of Muslims. But India, refusing to accept a free Muslim homeland, immediately laid claim to Kashmir, a region with a Muslim majority. The people of Kashmir, led by iconic leaders like Sardar Ibrahim Khan, revolted against India’s Maharaja Hari Singh, who had betrayed them by aligning with India. Pakistani soldiers and local Kashmiri fighters stood shoulder-to-shoulder, liberating large parts of Kashmir. Though the war ended in a ceasefire, it ignited a fire that still burns today. The world may have ignored Kashmir’s cries, but Pakistan never will.
India attacked Pakistan in 1965, confident of a quick victory. But they underestimated Pakistan’s spirit. From the streets of Lahore to the deserts of Sindh, every citizen became a soldier. Farmers donated crops, women stitched uniforms, and children carried water to the frontlines.
- Heroes Like No Other: Major Raja Aziz Bhatti, a symbol of valor, defended Lahore’s Burki sector for 72 hours without sleep, sacrificing his life to halt Indian tanks.
- The Battle of Chawinda: Known as the "biggest tank battle since World War II," Pakistani forces destroyed hundreds of Indian tanks, forcing India to retreat.
This war wasn’t just about territory, it was about proving that a nation built on faith could never be broken.
India exploited political turmoil in East Pakistan, backing separatists to split the nation. But let’s set the record straight: this wasn’t just India’s doing. Global powers like the USSR armed India, while the world stayed silent. Pakistani soldiers, outnumbered and isolated, fought fiercely. Heroes like Major Shabbir Sharif (Pakistan’s highest military honor recipient) showcased unmatched bravery. Though East Pakistan was lost, the sacrifice of those soldiers remains a testament to loyalty. Pakistan rose from the ashes, rebuilding its military and vowing: “Never again.”
In 1999, mujahideen fighters, local Kashmiri freedom fighters and Pakistani volunteers, reclaimed strategic peaks in Kargil that India had illegally occupied. These men weren’t “infiltrators”; they were sons of Kashmir, fighting for their homeland.
- Tiger Hill and Tololing Peak became symbols of resistance. With minimal supplies, these warriors held off India’s entire military for months.
- India’s Humiliation: Despite heavy artillery and global pressure, India lost over 500 soldiers. The world watched as Pakistan’s resolve outshined India’s arrogance.
The Kargil conflict exposed India’s weakness and reminded Kashmir: “You are not alone.”
After the Pulwama attack in 2019, India blamed Pakistan without evidence and launched airstrikes near Balakot. But Pakistan’s response was historic:
- Operation Swift Retort: Pakistan’s Air Force struck back, bombing military targets inside Indian-occupied Kashmir.
- Abhinandan’s Capture: When India sent fighter jets, Pakistan shot down two, including a Soviet-era MiG-21. Pilot Abhinandan was captured alive, treated with dignity and returned him back after one day. Videos of Pakistani soldiers offering him tea broke the internet. “This is how a civilized nation behaves,” the world said.
India’s ego was shattered. Pakistan proved it doesn’t just defend, it dominates.
Let’s talk about the real heroes, the mujahideen. These warriors aren’t “terrorists”; they’re farmers, students, and fathers who picked up arms to protect their people. In Kashmir’s snowy valleys and dense forests, they live by one rule: “Freedom or martyrdom.”
- Burhan Wani, a young Kashmiri leader, became a global icon after his martyrdom in 2016. His funeral drew 200,000 people, a clear message to India: “You can’t kill a movement.”
- Groups like Hizbul Mujahideen fight not for money or fame, but for Allah and their homeland.
While India labels them “militants,” Pakistan sees them as the voice of the oppressed. Their struggle is our struggle.
Recent years have seen India’s desperation grow. Despite repeated ceasefire violations on the LoC (Line of Control), Pakistan’s armed forces have delivered crushing responses:
- In 2020, Pakistan’s artillery destroyed Indian bunkers in Neelum Valley, silencing their guns for weeks.
- In 2023, drone strikes by Pakistani forces exposed India’s poor defenses.
Meanwhile, Kashmir’s youth wave Pakistani flags during protests. The message is clear: “Kashmir will become Pakistan.”
Why Pakistan Always Wins
The latest conflict between India and Pakistan, sparked in April 2025, has once again showcased Pakistan’s unwavering resolve to defend its sovereignty and support the righteous struggle of Kashmiri Muslims. While India’s aggression has dominated headlines, the reality reveals a story of Pakistan’s courage, strategic brilliance, and the sacrifices of its defenders. Let’s break down the events and outcomes of this historic clash.
On April 22, 2025, a tragic attack in Indian-administered Kashmir’s Baisaran Valley killed 27 people, including Hindu tourists. India immediately blamed Pakistan-backed militants, labeling the attack as "terrorism" without concrete evidence. Pakistan denied involvement and demanded an international investigation, but India instead chose escalation, suspending the Indus Water Treaty, expelling Pakistani diplomats, and closing borders, actions Pakistan condemned as provocative and baseless.
On May 7, India launched Operation Sindoor, striking nine locations in Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Punjab. India claimed these were “terrorist camps,” but Pakistan refuted this, stating the strikes targeted civilians, mosques, and villages, killing 31 innocent people. Pakistan’s armed forces, however, were prepared.
- Aerial Dominance: Pakistani jets downed 5 Indian fighter planes, including advanced 3 Rafale jets, a humiliation for India’s much-touted air force.
India again strikes at Pakistan Air Bases in the night of 9th and 10th May, Pakistan started Retaliated in the Morning if 10th May, named it “Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos”
Strategic Strikes: Pakistan targeted 26 Indian military installations, damaging airbases, missile storage sites, and radar systems. Notably, the S-400 defense system, India’s pride, was destroyed in Punjab.
Cyber Attack: Pakistan showcased their cyber dominance by Jamming Indian Radars, Communication networks and Military Satellite.
Drone Warfare: Pakistan intercepted 84 Israeli made Indian drones and loitering munitions, showcasing technological prowess.
India’s claims of “destroying terror infrastructure” crumbled as satellite imagery revealed limited damage, while Pakistan’s strikes left visible scars on Indian military assets.
Amid this conflict, the mujahideen in Kashmir continued their resistance against India’s oppressive occupation. Groups like The Resistance Front (TRF), though falsely labeled “terrorists” by India, represent the voice of Kashmiris fighting for self-determination. Pakistan has always stood with these brave souls, who risk their lives to protect their homeland and faith from India’s tyranny.
India’s decision to suspend the Indus Water Treaty, a lifeline for Pakistan’s agriculture, was a blatant act of aggression. Pakistan warned that such moves would be treated as an “act of war”. Despite India’s attempts to weaponize water, Pakistan’s resilience shone through, rallying global attention to New Delhi’s reckless policies.
By May 10, U.S.-brokered talks led to a ceasefire, but the real credit lies with Pakistan’s unyielding stance. While India tried to downplay U.S. involvement, Pakistan openly acknowledged international efforts, proving its commitment to peace without compromising pride.
Key Outcomes:
This conflict reaffirmed Pakistan’s ability to defend itself against a larger adversary. From downing cutting-edge jets to safeguarding water rights, Pakistan proved that faith and unity are its greatest weapons. While India’s ego lies battered, Pakistan’s heroes, soldiers, pilots, and mujahideen, have written a new chapter of valor.
From 1947 to today, Pakistan has faced down a larger, richer, and louder adversary. Yet, time and again, India’s threats crumble against our courage. Whether it’s a soldier on the border or a mujahid in Kashmir, Pakistan’s heroes teach us one lesson: “Truth cannot be conquered.”
To India, we say: Your jets may be French, your tanks Russian, but your ego is no match for Pakistani hearts. To our warriors, we say: Your sacrifices are the reason this nation breathes free. Pakistan Zindabad!
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