LeT operative admits Muridke HQs destroyed by Op. Sindoor, exposes Pakistan with 'rebuilding' claim

In a viral video, LeT commander Qaasim said the camp, which was destroyed on May 7 in Operation Sindoor, will be rebuilt "bigger than before".

"The rebuilding is underway. The mosque will be rebuilt bigger than before," he said in the video.

Qaasim also admitted that many terrorists were trained at this Marqaz Taiba mosque.

In a separate video, Qaasim urged the youth to join Daura-e-Suffa at Markaz Taiba in Muridke for training with religious indoctrination as a part of the "jihadi training programme".

In another video, LeT deputy chief Saifullah Kasuri claimed the Pakistan government's support for the terror organisation.

He said the Pakistan government and Army have provided funds to rebuild the terror group's headquarters in Muridke.

Days ago, a video went viral showing Jaish leader Masood Ilyas Kashmiri can be seen confirming the death of the group head Masood Azhar's family members.

Amid tight security, Kashmiri could be heard saying in the video, "Maulana Masood Azhar's family members were torn apart by the Indian forces on May 7 in Bahawalpur."

Reacting to the confessions, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi referred to the remarks to relaunch his attack on Pakistan.

Speaking at a rally in Dhar, Madhya Pradesh, Modi said the Indian soldiers had brought Pakistan to its knees in a short span of time.

"Terrorists from Pakistan had desecrated the vermilion of our sisters and daughters. We carried out Operation Sindoor and demolished the terrorists' hideouts.

"Our brave soldiers brought Pakistan to its knees in the blink of an eye. Just yesterday, the country and the world saw a Pakistani terrorist weeping and recounting his plight," the Prime Minister said.

Days after the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, the tourist town in the hilly Union Territory that draws hundreds of tourists from across India and even the world, the Indian Armed Forces destroyed nine terror camps across Pakistan and PoK by carrying out precision strikes through Operation Sindoor.

The terror infrastructures reportedly belonged to terror outfits like JeM, LeT and Hizbul Mujahideen.