In a recent terrorist attack, three officers have lost their lives, and Pakistan is being accused of being the source of this violence. The attack, believed to be carried out by Pakistan-based terrorists, has intensified calls to isolate Pakistan in the international community. Army officials, speaking privately, express their belief that a response is necessary for this provocation. They point towards Pakistan’s alleged direct and indirect support for terrorists, who are often unleashed on Indian soil. Army officials suggest that Pakistan should be held accountable and are of the opinion that their outsourced operatives, such as those affiliated with the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), should be targeted in a response. The LeT is a Pakistan-based militant group that has been involved in several terror attacks in India. Army officials also emphasize the need for international pressure to isolate Pakistan and compel them to take action against terrorist outfits operating from their soil. The attack on the officers serves as a reminder of the constant threat faced by Indian security forces in the volatile region. It highlights the importance of robust counter-terrorism measures and strong international partnerships in combating terrorism and maintaining peace and stability in the region.