Long range MBRLs (A-100) and short range ballistic missiles (ghauris) to target indian air bases close to the LOC/border (pathankot being a good example). Hundreds of precision missiles lobbed at hangar would wreak havoc. Followed by a second wave of ucavs to destroy anything left over.
Medium/long range missiles such as hundreds of baburs, raads, and shaheens can be used for indian air bases further from the border for an initial shock and awe strike. Followed by a second wave of ground strike aircrafts (JF-17s/F-16's equiped with targeting pods for accuracy). Both waves should be no less than a few minutes apart meaning the aircrafts should strike by the time the first wave of initial missile strikes are completed.
Multiple waves of missile strikes should be conducted for both instances... somewhere around 2-3 along with a similar portion of air strikes following every missile strike. Would require around 12-15 Ballistic missiles per indian air base judging from the deadly strikes Iran did on american bases in iraq earlier this year. Word has it that Pakistani missiles are even more accurate due to Chinese assistant with gyroscophic tech.
Total of 500+ Cruise missiles and 500+ ballistic missiles would be needed. Not counting the sexy A-100s we have in stock. Best use case for the A-100 would be to total short range forward air bases to allow our missile resources to be used for longer range targets.
Every indian air base knocked out gives our air force more breathing space in the initial few days of the campaign.
Your jaguars would be destroyed before they even got off the ground
Why do you think Pakistan has invested billions over decades in ballistic and cruise missiles?
Your radars would be jammed by our electronic warfare weapons... you guys wouldnt know left from right or up from down like february last year.