Operation Bunyan un Marsoos shakes Indian stock markets — $83 billion wiped out

India’s stock market is facing big losses as military tensions with Pakistan rise. This follows Pakistan’s ongoing military operation, called Operation Bunyan un-Marsoos.

According to reports, including Reuters, India has lost $83 billion in market value. Investors are worried that the situation might turn into a full-scale war.

Market Falls as Conflict Fears Rise

On Thursday, India’s major stock market indexes dropped by 0.5%. The total market fall for the week is now 1.3%.

Out of the 13 main sectors on the Indian stock exchange, 12 closed lower. This shows how much the growing conflict is hurting investor trust.

Experts Are Warning of Bigger Trouble

Market expert Avinash Gorakshakar said the crisis could get worse if Pakistan keeps responding strongly.

He said, “Pakistan’s strikes have been firm but careful. If the fight grows bigger, the market may suffer even more.”

Foreign Investors Are Pulling Back

International investors are now being more careful. They fear that their money may not be safe in such an unstable situation.

Financial experts say India may continue to suffer economic damage if the conflict does not calm down soon.

Operation Bunyan un-Marsoos Is Hitting India’s Economy

Pakistan’s ongoing operation is not just a military move. It is also sending a strong message that aggression comes with both military and economic costs.