Inside JeM's Deadly Havens: Bahawalpur and Narowal Under Fire

Indian Air Force strikes on the Jaish-e-Mohammed's Bahawalpur and Narowal centres exposed their roles in breeding suicide attackers and hoarding smuggled NATO arms. These facilities, linked to Hamas, served as training grounds for terrorists responsible for attacks in India, including the Pathankot and Nagrota strikes.

The two centres of the banned Jaish-e-Mohammed, located in Bahawalpur and Narowal in Pakistan's Punjab province, have been identified as hotbeds for terrorist activities, according to officials.

Recently targeted by Indian Air Force missiles in response to the Pahalgam terror attack, these facilities were known for nurturing suicide attackers and stockpiling smuggled NATO arms.

Tied to Hamas, these centres trained operatives for high-profile attacks in India, such as those at the Pathankot IAF base in 2016 and Nagrota in 2020, shedding light on the cross-border terrorism ecosystem.