Pakistani Hackers Launch Operation Salar, Four Major Indian Websites Hacked

In response to ongoing cyber aggression by India, Pakistani hackers have launched a powerful and coordinated cyber counter-offensive, marking the beginning of what they call “Operation Salar.”

A volunteer group of Pakistani hackers announced the cyber campaign as a direct retaliation against India’s cyber warfare, anti-Pakistan propaganda, and continued oppression of the Kashmiri people.

Four Key Indian Websites Hacked

Sources confirm that in the initial wave of attacks, the group successfully hacked four major Indian websites, extracting sensitive data and defacing the platforms by placing the Pakistani national flag on their front pages.

The hackers released a statement saying this action was in direct response to India’s cyber terrorism and online provocations. The message reads: “We are a peaceful nation, but if anyone challenges our sovereignty, integrity, or national dignity, we will not remain silent. Operation Salar is a warning — not the end.”

Social Media Buzz and Public Reaction

The hashtag #OperationSalar has started trending across social media platforms in Pakistan. Users are hailing the hackers’ move as a “cyber knockout” for India and demanding that the operation be expanded to include Indian media outlets, financial systems, and defense networks.

Many netizens have praised the boldness of the operation, with one comment reading: “This is the digital response India needed — a taste of their own medicine.”

“Operation Salar” is now being viewed by observers as the opening salvo of a potential full-scale cyber war, signaling a new front in the Indo-Pak digital battleground.