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Tangdhar, Tribhoni: Kashmiri Sikh villages that were targeted post Op Sindoor
The residents of these villages had to spend four long nights inside bunkers.
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Sonakshi Datta - Mon, 26, May 2025
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Damaged houses in the two villages. / Courstesy-Sonakshi Datta/5WH
The villages of Tangdhar and Tribhoni in Kashmir are home to ninety Sikh houses, where approximately 500-600 Sikh people reside. After the execution of Operation Sindoor by India, these two villages remained targeted by profuse Pakistani shelling, and during this time, the village dwellers had to spend four long nights inside bunkers.
Due to Pakistan’s military action, people’s houses in Tangdhar and Tribhoni sustained damages, including 6 houses, owned by Jatinder Singh, Charan Singh, Amarjeet Singh, Gurdev Singh, Ranjeet Singh, and Babu Singh, which were completely destroyed.
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