Jaish-e-mohammed: Abdul Aijaz Isar, a member of the Central Sura of Jaish -e -Mohammed, died yesterday (June 2) at 10:30 am. This was close to Masood Azhar. Apart from the Central Sura member of Abdul Aijaz Isar Jaish, the training camp of Jaish -e -Mohammed, located in Tanger area of Gilgit Balitiston province of POK, was also prominent of Markaz Talim.
Abdul Aijaz Isar was prayed in Jaish’s headquarters Markaj Subhanallah at 8.48 am last night, after which it was buried by the premises of Markaj Subhanallah. Where the family members of Masood Azhar, who were killed in India’s strike on 7 May, were buried.
Maulana Abdul Aziz Isar, the most notorious senior leader of Jaish-e-Mohammed, has not confirmed the cause of his death
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Abdul Aizaz Isar had a relationship with Pakistan
Abdul Aijaz Isar was a resident of Bhakkar district of Punjab province of Pakistan and was associated with Masood Azhar since the 90s. Abdul Aijaz was one of the close to Isar Masood Azhar and its responsibility was to oversee the training camp of Jaish -e -Mohammed in Gilgit Balitistan, training terrorists and Gilgit Balitistan more and more youths were to recruit Jash by teaching Jihad lessons.
Fear of terrorists from Operation Sindoor
Operation Sindoor was a recently launched preventive strike mission by India, aimed at surgical attacks on the hideouts of terrorist organizations active in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) and Pakistan. In this operation, accurate missile attacks were carried out on Jaish and Lashkar bases. Through the intelligence mechanism and satellite imagery, the locations were identified and limited but extremely impressive military action. After this operation, not only the terrorist hideouts collapsed, but also had a deep psychological effect on their morale, recruitment process and publicity machinery.

