2 observations, if not already made, on the operation Sindoor
1. Back in the 2000s and early 2010s, when India was building and testing its ABM, there was a lot of churan from Pak side media and think tanks stating Indian ABM efforts are useless in a nuclear war.
Given the nations being adjacent to each other, and reaction time would be a few seconds.
Hence, India would never be able to intercept Pakistan's BMs.
Interception of fatah 1 a mach 3 missile/rocket disproved above Pork farts. Not only was it intercepted, but also intercepted in midcourse phase, that is, before the terminal phase.
A large majority of Pakistani BM arsenal, with the expectation of Shaheen 3 (Mach 18), is within our capability to intercept currently.
Given India has demonstrated ASAT capability, it won't be long before we can have ABM, which can intercept a BM of similar speeds (Mach 20+).
The day is not very far when India will completely nullify the nuclear missile threat from Pakland.
2. Given the outcome of Operation Sindoor, no kanglu will dare to support or involve themselves in a major attack against India via NE insurgents. At least until the end of the Modi government.
If we can hammer the PAF, the strongest arm of Pak military, in a span of less than 1 week. Imagine what the IAF will do to Kanglu land. It's a classical case of "Ab tera kya hoga Kanglu"
Operation Sindoor seems to be a case of two birds with one stone.