JeM Terror Base Rebuilt After Op Sindoor Strike, Pakistan Govt Funded Rs 8 Crore

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A Jaish-e-Mohammed terror facility destroyed during India's Operation Sindoor has been fully rebuilt and is operational again, according to fresh footage. The reconstructed site features new domes, fresh plasterwork, new paint, and premium marble flooring that covers evidence of previous blast damage. Deep blast craters inside the main hall were filled with concrete, while damaged satellite structures including a seminary and leadership housing were razed to make way for new construction. The Pakistani government reportedly funded the rebuilding effort to the tune of Rs 8 crore, raising serious concerns about state support for the terror outfit.

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