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Pakistan to Pay Rs 14 Crore to Masood Azhar as Sole Heir After Indian Airstrikes

Compensation for casualties from Operation Sindoor includes payouts to families of terrorists and rebuilding of damaged structures, raising security concerns.

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Overview

  • India's Operation Sindoor, conducted from May 5–7, targeted terror infrastructure in Bahawalpur and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir following the Pahalgam massacre.
  • Pakistan announced Rs 1 crore compensation per casualty, potentially entitling UN-designated terrorist Masood Azhar to Rs 14 crore as the sole heir to 14 deceased family members.
  • The compensation package, part of Pakistan’s ‘Marka-i-Haq’ initiative, also includes rebuilding homes, mosques, and reportedly JeM and Lashkar-e-Taiba headquarters damaged in the strikes.
  • India maintains the strikes were precision operations targeting only terror camps, denying any civilian casualties, and is closely monitoring Pakistan’s reconstruction efforts.
  • The developments underscore heightened bilateral tensions, with India emphasizing counter-terrorism measures and Pakistan framing civilian impact to bolster domestic narratives.