Poonach, Jammu and Kashmir: In response to Jammu and India, reports of drone activity started coming to the surface on Thursday, Ponch district in Jammu and Kashmir came under fierce shelling with medium and heavy weapons.
By Thursday night, air was thick with air stress as a group of journalists-the reporter was included from the Diprin-a so-called protected inside the house, bent inside the house, an administrative building that felt very close to the danger.
The beginning of the night was stuck in the rooms of the ‘protected home’ with journalists, filing stories, uploading videos, and some were getting live in the air. Around 7 pm, a siren, as we carried forward with our work, was unaware of what was about to come out.
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It was around the same time Reports He began to stop them in Pakistani unmanned air vehicles and Indian air defense systems targeting Jammu Airport.
Till 7.15 pm, loud explosions resonated in the distance. I had just filed a report as to how Pakistani shelling had already killed more than a dozen people and injured at least 44.
It seemed that there would be no other attack that night. However, the firing began to intensify – as a warning of reports in Jammu, Akhanur, Uri and other places, was a warning of potential infiltration. Eventually, all correspondents and some officials provoked on the ground floor of the three -storey building, stressing that we came down. We then shifted to another place inside the campus.
The city lived only through a frightening day – house, government buildings, places of worship, schools – nothing was spared.
All the journalists were clinging to their phones, chasing the update – from the report of Pakistan’s Indian airspace violation, and to suddenly blackouts in India’s counselor, north and western India cities. The room was paired with calls and rapid note-teching, even the outside chaos placed everyone on the edge.
The sky over Poonach was subject to tireless fire – a barrage of all kinds of explosions. Some people came with a whistle of 3-4 seconds before the explosion of others, with deep re-renovation.
Meanwhile, a separate wave of reports on TV news channels, social media and WhatsApp was flooded. ,Bharat’s wealth on Islamabad“,” Islamabad conquered India “,” Indian Navy Pound Karachi Water Port “,” Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir was arrested and replaced. ,
Despite a complete blackout, our rooms were burnt with the glow of the mobile phone screen. As the night was worn at night, the explosions grew loudly and closer. A security officer said, “This is ours with our heavy guns.”
As a clear picture came out about attacks on various Indian defense bases, energy in the room began to become sweet. Around 1 o’clock, a 5-second long whistle led to a deaf explosion just above our building. We heard some crash on the roof. ,These are Gaul’s Tukde Han (These are pellets from artillery shells), ”an officer said.
Every time the whistle ringing, from a falling mortar or artillery shell, I – along with all the rest, would quietly count the seconds and cut themselves for unavoidable effects.
By 2.30 pm, the room was a black pitch. Almost all the people were awake since Operation Sindoor was launched by the Indian defense forces.
As the explosion increased loudly, the room calmed down. For a moment, I felt that everyone had slept – but only a few. Around 3 o’clock, after another huge explosion, we heard a woman crying in a distance. We inquired, but an officer assured us, “It will be taken care of by the authorities. Don’t worry.”
By morning, in the first light, intensity began to decrease. By 5.30 am, it stopped.
A senior BBC journalist and I opened the main door and stepped on the porch. There was nothing but terrible silence. We found a sharp of shrapnel, about one inch long.
After the security authorities completed their “combing walk”, I left for a brief walk at the main gate – where I was found more calm, and a handful of pellets were scattered on the ground.
(Edited by Zininia Ru Chaudhary)
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