Operation Sarp Vinash

Operation Sarp Vinash was a military operation conducted by the Indian Army in 1988 to counteract insurgent activities in the western state of Punjab. The operation aimed to eliminate terrorist hideouts and dismantle their networks, particularly targeting the Sikh extremist groups responsible for violence. It involved coordinated actions including searches, raids, and combat to restore peace and stability in the region. The operation was part of broader efforts to curb insurgency and restore law and order in Punjab during that period.