Indian Navy Encircles Karachi Port as Part of ‘Operation Sindoor’

In a significant development, it has come to light that the Indian Navy encircled Pakistan's primary naval hub, the Karachi Port, as part of an operation referred to as "Operation Sindoor." According to informed sources, the operation involved the deployment of the indigenously built aircraft carrier INS Vikrant, warships equipped with BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, and submarines.

The Indian Navy is reported to have executed the operation with high precision and coordination. INS Vikrant, developed domestically, is said to have played a pivotal role in the maneuver. In addition to this, several warships armed with the highly capable BrahMos cruise missiles, known for their ability to strike enemy targets effectively, also participated in the blockade. Submarines, known for their stealth operations beneath the sea surface, were involved as well, presenting a formidable challenge to potential adversaries.

Together, these naval assets are believed to have sealed all maritime routes leading to the Karachi Port, effectively halting naval traffic and creating a strategic blockade. The exact objectives behind "Operation Sindoor" and the precise timeline of the operation have not yet been disclosed.

Defense analysts suggest that by targeting Karachi Port—critical to Pakistan’s economy and defense—the move may be intended to exert strategic pressure on Pakistan amid heightened tensions between the two nations. They speculate that the operation aimed to send a strong message about India’s technological advancements, maritime dominance, and readiness to handle any situation.

However, no official statement has been released by the Government of India or the Indian Navy regarding the operation. As such, further details are awaited to confirm the full scope and implications of the event.