Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has rejected India's accusations over the recent Phalgam attack, calling them baseless. He has expressed readiness for a neutral investigation into the matter. Meanwhile, The Resistance Front (TRF), which was earlier linked to the attack, has denied any involvement, claiming an orchestrated campaign to defame the Kashmir resistance.

Shehbaz Sharif accuses India of 'levelling baseless allegations'

Two terrorist associates were arrested by security forces in Kulgam. The arrest comes a few days after the Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives.

Terrorist associates held in joint operation by army, CRPF & J&K police

TRF had claimed responsibility for the attack earlier this week, now denies involvement

Condemning the Pahalgam terror attack, Mohan Bhagwat, Chief of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), described the current battle as one between 'Dharma' (righteousness) and 'Adharma' (unrighteousness).

RSS chief calls Pahalgam attack battle between 'dharma' and 'adharma'

Protests have erupted across India following the devastating Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of at least 26 people, including tourists. Citizens are demanding justice for the victims and strict action against terrorists.

Nationwide protests after terrorists in Pahalgam kill innocents

Tensions Escalate in Jammu and Kashmir: 3 Encounters Unfold. Security forces engage in gunfights with terrorists in Bandipora, Udhampur, and Kulgam. The operations come amid a massive manhunt following the Pahalgam terror attack. A house belonging to suspected LeT terrorists linked to the attack was also destroyed in blasts. Top security officials, including Gen Upendra Dwivedi, review the security situation with J&K LG.

Jammu and Kashmir: House of 2 terrorists involved in Pahalgam attack destroyed in blast

Two security forces personnel were injured in the encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Kolnar Ajas, Bandipora. Based on intelligence input on Friday (Apr 25), the Indian Army and J&K Police have established contact with terrorists in the area. No casualties reported.

Jammu and Kashmir: Gunfight in Bandipora, Udhampur and Kulgam

As the deadliest attack in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/pahalgam">Pahalgam</a>&nbsp;killed over 26 people, retired Indian Army officer Lieutenant General H S Panag stressed the need for a calculated move, rather than an impulsive action against terrorism.&nbsp;
He cautioned against emotionally driven retaliation, calling the April 22 attack "the deadliest attack on tourists since the insurgency in Jammu &amp; Kashmir began", according to a report.&nbsp;
"Yesterday's dastardly terrorist attack on tourists at Baisaran Valley, aka &lsquo;Mini Switzerland&rsquo;, 2 km southeast of Pahalgam has caught the nation by surprise. This is the biggest terrorist attack on tourists since the beginning of the Jammu &amp; Kashmir insurgency 36 years ago," Panag wrote.
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pahalgam-terror-attack-kerela-woman-recalls-horror-of-9001164">&lsquo;He said Kalima, then shot my father&rsquo;: Woman recalls horror of Pahalgam terror attack</a>
He further said that public sentiment should not force the government to take a hasty decision.&nbsp;
"A charged-up nation fed on neo-nationalism is baying for blood. However, the government must not let public sentiment force a hasty decision," he said.&nbsp;
The retired general cautioned that India does not have an overwhelming technological edge in any field, and it should remain prepared for it.&nbsp;
"India does not have an overwhelming technological edge in any field&mdash;missiles, drones or air/naval power&mdash;to carry out retributory surgical strikes with impunity. Pakistan has the capability to respond in a quid pro quo manner and we should be prepared for the same," he said.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pahalgam-terror-attack-live-india-responds-after-pakistan-army-initiates-firing-at-some-places-on-loc-8999391">Pahalgam terror attack LIVE: Rahul Gandhi meets J&amp;K CM Omar Abdullah, says 'terrorists wanted to divide the society'</a>
<h2>What did he suggest?</h2>
Stressing that a retributory response is still warranted, Panag suggested outlined tactical options including fire assaults, special forces&rsquo; raids, and limited cross-LoC operations to seize enemy posts.
He said that this would remain below the escalation threshold but would likely trigger reciprocal action from Pakistan.
"We must not hastily blow the war bugle, egged on by public sentiment or for short-term political gains. India needs to keep Pakistan on the edge with calibrated execution of a well thought out strategy to strike preemptively, strike decisively and strike repeatedly until the political aim is achieved," Panag concluded.
WATCH | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/jammu-and-kashmir-blast-at-houses-of-local-terrorists-suspected-in-pahalgam-attack-9001248">Jammu and Kashmir: Blast at houses of local terrorists suspected in Pahalgam attack</a>

He cautioned against emotionally driven retaliation, calling attack "the deadliest attack on tourists since the insurgency in Jammu & Kashmir began." India News Pakistan

As the deadliest attack in Pahalgam killed over 26 people, retired Indian Army officer Lieutenant General H S Panag stressed the need for a calculated move, rather than an impulsive action against terrorism. He cautioned against emotionally driven retaliation, calling the April 22 attack "the deadliest attack on tourists since the insurgency in Jammu & Kashmir began", according to a report. "Yesterday's dastardly terrorist attack on tourists at Baisaran Valley, aka ‘Mini Switzerland’, 2 km southeast of Pahalgam has caught the nation by surprise. This is the biggest terrorist attack on tourists since the beginning of the Jammu & Kashmir insurgency 36 years ago," Panag wrote. Also read: ‘He said Kalima, then shot my father’: Woman recalls horror of Pahalgam terror attack He further said that public sentiment should not force the government to take a hasty decision. "A charged-up nation fed on neo-nationalism is baying for blood. However, the government must not let public sentiment force a hasty decision," he said. The retired general cautioned that India does not have an overwhelming technological edge in any field, and it should remain prepared for it. "India does not have an overwhelming technological edge in any field—missiles, drones or air/naval power—to carry out retributory surgical strikes with impunity. Pakistan has the capability to respond in a quid pro quo manner and we should be prepared for the same," he said. Also read: Pahalgam terror attack LIVE: Rahul Gandhi meets J&K CM Omar Abdullah, says 'terrorists wanted to divide the society' What did he suggest? Stressing that a retributory response is still warranted, Panag suggested outlined tactical options including fire assaults, special forces’ raids, and limited cross-LoC operations to seize enemy posts. He said that this would remain below the escalation threshold but would likely trigger reciprocal action from Pakistan. "We must not hastily blow the war bugle, egged on by public sentiment or for short-term political gains. India needs to keep Pakistan on the edge with calibrated execution of a well thought out strategy to strike preemptively, strike decisively and strike repeatedly until the political aim is achieved," Panag concluded. WATCH | Jammu and Kashmir: Blast at houses of local terrorists suspected in Pahalgam attack

'Put Pakistan on edge and strike repeatedly': Ex-army general warns India against hasty emotional action after Pahalgam attack

Pakistan's defence minister in an interview with Sky News admitted that the country had been supporting and training terrorists for the "last three decades" but pinned the blame on the United States and the West. Watch this report for more details!

Big terror admission after Pak denies role in Pahalgam attack

Jammu and Kashmir: Blast at houses of local terrorists suspected in Pahalgam attack

The terror attack in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/these-5-countries-in-world-dont-have-an-army-who-provides-them-security-world-india-news-pakistan-photos-9000524" rel="dofollow noopener" target="_blank">Pahalgam</a>, a popular tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir, on Tuesday (April 22) took the lives of at least 28 people, many of whom were tourists who were there with their families to enjoy the much-revered beauty of Baisaran Valley, a serene spot known as &lsquo;mini Switzerland.'
What began as a peaceful horse ride turned into a nightmare for a family from Kerala, when terrorists opened fire in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s Pahalgam on Tuesday. Arathi, a native of Kochi, was on holiday with her father, N Ramachandran, and her twin sons when chaos erupted. &ldquo;We were enjoying the second day of our trip,&rdquo; she told reporters. &ldquo;Suddenly, we heard gunshots and people started running and screaming,&rdquo; she added.
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<h2>&lsquo;He asked something, then shot my father&rsquo;</h2>
Arathi and her family jumped off their horses and crawled under a fence for safety as panic spread. But nothing could prepare them for what came next. &ldquo;I saw an armed man moving among groups of people, asking them something and then shooting,&rdquo; she said.
Trying to find a safer spot, Arathi hesitated. Her father, however, remained calm and told her to stay where they were. &ldquo;The man came towards us and said &lsquo;Kalima&rsquo;. We didn&rsquo;t understand what he meant. Then he shot my father,&rdquo; she recounted.
<h2>'He pointed the gun at me, then walked away'</h2>
As her father lay bleeding, Arathi held him close, frozen with fear. The attacker pointed the gun at her, and it was only when her sons screamed that he turned and walked away.
She and her children then crawled through the surrounding forest until they reached a nearby resort, where they were secured by the Indian Army.
Also read:&nbsp;
Arathi spoke warmly about the kindness she received from two local taxi drivers, Musafir and Samir. &ldquo;They stood by me when I went to the mortuary and stayed with me the whole time. At the airport, I told them I now have two brothers in Kashmir,&rdquo; she said.
Her father, N Ramachandran, was later confirmed to be among the 26 civilians killed in the brutal attack, which has been claimed by The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of the Pakistan-based banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba.
He was cremated with full state honours in Kochi on Friday.
Watch: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/jk-attack-opposition-backs-centre-on-steps-against-terror-questions-pahalgam-security-lapse-9001153" rel="dofollow noopener" target="_blank">J&amp;K attack: Opposition backs centre on steps against terror, questions Pahalgam security &lsquo;lapse&rsquo;</a>

“We were enjoying the second day of our trip,” she told reporters. “Suddenly, we heard gunshots and people started running and screaming,” she added. India news Pakistan

The terror attack in Pahalgam, a popular tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir, on Tuesday (April 22) took the lives of at least 28 people, many of whom were tourists who were there with their families to enjoy the much-revered beauty of Baisaran Valley, a serene spot known as ‘mini Switzerland.' What began as a peaceful horse ride turned into a nightmare for a family from Kerala, when terrorists opened fire in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam on Tuesday. Arathi, a native of Kochi, was on holiday with her father, N Ramachandran, and her twin sons when chaos erupted. “We were enjoying the second day of our trip,” she told reporters. “Suddenly, we heard gunshots and people started running and screaming,” she added. Also read: Pak Senate passes resolution denying any link to Pahalgam attack; UN urges for ‘maximum restraint’ ‘He asked something, then shot my father’ Arathi and her family jumped off their horses and crawled under a fence for safety as panic spread. But nothing could prepare them for what came next. “I saw an armed man moving among groups of people, asking them something and then shooting,” she said. Trying to find a safer spot, Arathi hesitated. Her father, however, remained calm and told her to stay where they were. “The man came towards us and said ‘Kalima’. We didn’t understand what he meant. Then he shot my father,” she recounted. 'He pointed the gun at me, then walked away' As her father lay bleeding, Arathi held him close, frozen with fear. The attacker pointed the gun at her, and it was only when her sons screamed that he turned and walked away. She and her children then crawled through the surrounding forest until they reached a nearby resort, where they were secured by the Indian Army. Also read: Arathi spoke warmly about the kindness she received from two local taxi drivers, Musafir and Samir. “They stood by me when I went to the mortuary and stayed with me the whole time. At the airport, I told them I now have two brothers in Kashmir,” she said. Her father, N Ramachandran, was later confirmed to be among the 26 civilians killed in the brutal attack, which has been claimed by The Resistance Front (TRF), a proxy of the Pakistan-based banned terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba. He was cremated with full state honours in Kochi on Friday. Watch: J&K attack: Opposition backs centre on steps against terror, questions Pahalgam security ‘lapse’

‘He said Kalma, then shot my father’: Woman recalls horror of Pahalgam terror attack

Pakistan also suspended all trade with India, including goods passing through Pakistan to or from third countries. Pakistan has announced the closure of its airspace to Indian carriers, two days after a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s (J&K’s) Pahalgam killed 26 people, most of them tourists.

Pakistan airspace closed for India's civilian and military aircraft

As India mourns the Pahalgam terror attack, there are heartwarming stories of bravery and humanity that are also surfacing from Jammu and Kashmir. The local youth in the Union territory have become the first responders after the attack killed 27 people and wounded several others. Watch this for more details!

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Amid the rising tensions between India and Pakistan&rsquo;s diplomatic measures following the deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir&rsquo;s <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/pahalgam">Pahalgam</a>, Islamabad has announced the closure of its airspace to Indian carriers on Thursday (Apr 24). The move has impacted the Indian airlines, with longer flight durations and higher fuel burn for international flights taking off from North India. This can also lead to a hike in airfares for Indians.
Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pahalgam-attack-measuring-the-economic-cost-of-india-pakistan-trade-disruption-8998788">Pahalgam attack: Measuring the economic cost of India-Pakistan trade disruption</a>
<h2>Travel advisories</h2>
Several airlines have issued advisories in light of the current situation.
&ldquo;Due to the sudden announcement of air space closure by Pakistan, a few of our international flights are being impacted. We understand the inconvenience this may cause and our teams are doing their best to help you reach your destination at the earliest,&rdquo; IndiGo airlines posted on X.
&ldquo;We encourage you to check the latest flight status. If your flight is impacted, please explore flexible rebooking options, or claim a refund through our website. We deeply value your patience and understanding, and remain committed to supporting our fellow citizens during these challenging times.&rdquo;
Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/what-is-attari-wagah-border-beating-retreat-flag-lowering-ceremony-india-pakistan-border-event-8998470">What is Attari-Wagah flag-lowering ceremony? Story of India-Pakistan border event</a>
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/6ETravelAdvisory?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#6ETravelAdvisory</a>: In view of the ongoing situation and Pakistan air space closure, a few international flight schedules may be impacted. We&rsquo;re working to minimise the inconvenience. Check your flight status <a href="https://t.co/ll3K8PwtRV">https://t.co/ll3K8PwtRV</a> and rebooking options <a href="https://t.co/51Q3oUe0lP">https://t.co/51Q3oUe0lP</a> <a href="https://t.co/mdnVObO0ON">pic.twitter.com/mdnVObO0ON</a>
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In a statement posted on X, Air India said, &ldquo;Due to the announced restriction of Pakistan airspace for all Indian airlines, it is expected that some Air India flights to or from North America, UK, Europe, and Middle East will take an alternative extended route. Air India regrets the inconvenience caused to our passengers due to this unforeseen airspace closure that is outside our control. We would like to reiterate that at Air India, the safety of our customers and crew remains top priority.&rdquo;
Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pahalgam-terror-attack-opposition-gives-full-support-to-the-govt-to-take-any-action-after-all-party-meeting-8998770">Pahalgam terror attack: Security lapse discussed, oppn gives &lsquo;full support to govt to take any action&rsquo; in all-party meeting</a>
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IMPORTANT UPDATE: Due to the announced restriction of Pakistan airspace for all Indian airlines, it is expected that some Air India flights to or from North America, UK, Europe, and Middle East will take an alternative extended route. Air India regrets the inconvenience caused&hellip;
&mdash; Air India (@airindia) <a href="https://twitter.com/airindia/status/1915390150168715319?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 24, 2025</a></blockquote>
Meanwhile, airlines have also added additional flights operating from Jammu and Kashmir to accommodate the excess passengers.
&ldquo;We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of those affected by the tragic incident in Jammu &amp; Kashmir. They remain in our thoughts and prayers,&rdquo; Akasa Air said in an update.
&ldquo;In the interest of the travelling customers and continued connectivity in the region: Akasa Air is operating four additional flights between Mumbai and Srinagar on 24th April 2025. Bookings can be made through Akasa Air's app and website. Akasa Air has extended the waiver period to offer greater flexibility to travelers to and from Srinagar. Customers who wish to cancel their bookings will be provided with a full refund at no additional charge for all flights departing between 23rd April 2025 and 7th May 2025 to/from Srinagar.&nbsp;
Watch | Pahalgam terror attack: PM Modi's plane skips Pakistani airspace while returning from Saudi Arabia
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&ldquo;Customers can now make their first schedule change without penalty or fare difference, with the new travel date extended to May 7, 2025,&rdquo; it added.
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Important update. <a href="https://t.co/dgLvW3mDmH">pic.twitter.com/dgLvW3mDmH</a>
&mdash; Akasa Air (@AkasaAir) <a href="https://twitter.com/AkasaAir/status/1915397286152065347?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 24, 2025</a></blockquote>
SpiceJet issued a similar advisory stating that they are &ldquo;extending waivers on rescheduling and cancellation for travel to and from Srinagar, valid until April 30.&rdquo;
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Extending travel support for those impacted by the recent tragic events.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/flyspicejet?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#flyspicejet</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/spicejet?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#spicejet</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Srinagar?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Srinagar</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/TravelAdvisory?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#TravelAdvisory</a> <a href="https://t.co/95QJD6mrAM">pic.twitter.com/95QJD6mrAM</a>
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The move has impacted the Indian airlines, with longer flight durations and higher fuel burn for international flights taking off from North India. This can also lead to a hike in airfares for Indians. India news

Amid the rising tensions between India and Pakistan’s diplomatic measures following the deadly terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam, Islamabad has announced the closure of its airspace to Indian carriers on Thursday (Apr 24). The move has impacted the Indian airlines, with longer flight durations and higher fuel burn for international flights taking off from North India. This can also lead to a hike in airfares for Indians. Also read | Pahalgam attack: Measuring the economic cost of India-Pakistan trade disruption Travel advisories Several airlines have issued advisories in light of the current situation. “Due to the sudden announcement of air space closure by Pakistan, a few of our international flights are being impacted. We understand the inconvenience this may cause and our teams are doing their best to help you reach your destination at the earliest,” IndiGo airlines posted on X. “We encourage you to check the latest flight status. If your flight is impacted, please explore flexible rebooking options, or claim a refund through our website. We deeply value your patience and understanding, and remain committed to supporting our fellow citizens during these challenging times.” Also read | What is Attari-Wagah flag-lowering ceremony? Story of India-Pakistan border event #6ETravelAdvisory: In view of the ongoing situation and Pakistan air space closure, a few international flight schedules may be impacted. We’re working to minimise the inconvenience. Check your flight status https://t.co/ll3K8PwtRV and rebooking options https://t.co/51Q3oUe0lP pic.twitter.com/mdnVObO0ON — IndiGo (@IndiGo6E) April 24, 2025 In a statement posted on X, Air India said, “Due to the announced restriction of Pakistan airspace for all Indian airlines, it is expected that some Air India flights to or from North America, UK, Europe, and Middle East will take an alternative extended route. Air India regrets the inconvenience caused to our passengers due to this unforeseen airspace closure that is outside our control. We would like to reiterate that at Air India, the safety of our customers and crew remains top priority.” Also read | Pahalgam terror attack: Security lapse discussed, oppn gives ‘full support to govt to take any action’ in all-party meeting IMPORTANT UPDATE: Due to the announced restriction of Pakistan airspace for all Indian airlines, it is expected that some Air India flights to or from North America, UK, Europe, and Middle East will take an alternative extended route. Air India regrets the inconvenience caused… — Air India (@airindia) April 24, 2025 Meanwhile, airlines have also added additional flights operating from Jammu and Kashmir to accommodate the excess passengers. “We extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of those affected by the tragic incident in Jammu & Kashmir. They remain in our thoughts and prayers,” Akasa Air said in an update. “In the interest of the travelling customers and continued connectivity in the region: Akasa Air is operating four additional flights between Mumbai and Srinagar on 24th April 2025. Bookings can be made through Akasa Air's app and website. Akasa Air has extended the waiver period to offer greater flexibility to travelers to and from Srinagar. Customers who wish to cancel their bookings will be provided with a full refund at no additional charge for all flights departing between 23rd April 2025 and 7th May 2025 to/from Srinagar. Watch | Pahalgam terror attack: PM Modi's plane skips Pakistani airspace while returning from Saudi Arabia “Customers can now make their first schedule change without penalty or fare difference, with the new travel date extended to May 7, 2025,” it added. Important update. pic.twitter.com/dgLvW3mDmH — Akasa Air (@AkasaAir) April 24, 2025 SpiceJet issued a similar advisory stating that they are “extending waivers on rescheduling and cancellation for travel to and from Srinagar, valid until April 30.” Extending travel support for those impacted by the recent tragic events.#flyspicejet #spicejet #Srinagar #TravelAdvisory pic.twitter.com/95QJD6mrAM — SpiceJet (@flyspicejet) April 23, 2025

Pahalgam terror attack: Indian airlines issue travel advisories after Pakistan announces closure of airspace

Protesters demand: Bring Pahalgam attack perpetrators to justice

Pahalgam attack: An obvious tactic to provoke communal unrest in Kashmir?

A protest broke out outside the Diplomatic Enclave in Pakistan&rsquo;s Islamabad following the retaliatory measures taken by India against the terror attack in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/pahalgam">Pahalgam</a>.&nbsp;
WION has learned that members of political parties and Hurriyat organisations were present in the demonstrations. Protestors also tried to get into the Indian High Commission.&nbsp;
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A clash broke out between the security officials and the protestors, prompting authorities to call for the deployment of more personnel. There are also reports of anti-Indian slogans during the protest.
<h2>India&rsquo;s retaliatory measures</h2>
Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri announced stern measures against Pakistan following the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) meeting on Wednesday (Apr 23). The actions taken by India include halting of Indus Waters Treaty, immediate closure of the Wagha Attari border and revoking SAARC Visas of Pakistani nationals.
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Following these strict measures, Pakistan retaliated with similar diplomatic measures calling the halt of the Indus Waters Treaty an &ldquo;Act of War&rdquo;.
&ldquo;Any attempt to stop or divert the flow of water belonging to Pakistan as per the Indus Waters Treaty, and the usurpation of the rights of lower riparian will be considered as an Act of War and responded with full force across the complete spectrum of National Power,&rdquo; Shehbaz Sharif said.&nbsp;
Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/south-asia/bsf-jawan-detained-by-pakistani-rangers-after-inadvertently-crossing-border-meeting-on-to-ensure-his-return-8998003">Pakistan detains BSF jawan after he crossed border inadvertently, meeting underway to ensure his return</a>
It further added that Pakistan shall &ldquo;exercise the right to hold all bilateral agreements with India&rdquo; including but not limited to Simla Agreement in abeyance. In addition to this, Pakistan suspended all trade with India and warned to close the Wagah Border Post, with immediate effect
<h2>Pahalgam terror attack</h2>
On Tuesday afternoon (Apr 22), at least 27 people, mainly tourists, were gunned down by terrorists in Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam in a horrific terror attack. The region is a popular tourist spot and is located in the Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Watch | India: Pakistan's defence, navy and air advisers told to go back
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The Resistance Front (TRF), a shadow outfit of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist group, has claimed responsibility for the attack.

WION has learned that members of political parties and Hurriyat organisations were present in the demonstrations. Protestors also tried to get into the Indian High Commission. India News | Pakistan

A protest broke out outside the Diplomatic Enclave in Pakistan’s Islamabad following the retaliatory measures taken by India against the terror attack in Pahalgam. WION has learned that members of political parties and Hurriyat organisations were present in the demonstrations. Protestors also tried to get into the Indian High Commission. Also read | 'Tragedy for all of us': Pakistani actors Hania Amir, Fawad Khan and others condemn Pahalgam terror attack A clash broke out between the security officials and the protestors, prompting authorities to call for the deployment of more personnel. There are also reports of anti-Indian slogans during the protest. India’s retaliatory measures Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri announced stern measures against Pakistan following the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) meeting on Wednesday (Apr 23). The actions taken by India include halting of Indus Waters Treaty, immediate closure of the Wagha Attari border and revoking SAARC Visas of Pakistani nationals. Also read | Pakistan braces for economic fallout as India retaliates Following these strict measures, Pakistan retaliated with similar diplomatic measures calling the halt of the Indus Waters Treaty an “Act of War”. “Any attempt to stop or divert the flow of water belonging to Pakistan as per the Indus Waters Treaty, and the usurpation of the rights of lower riparian will be considered as an Act of War and responded with full force across the complete spectrum of National Power,” Shehbaz Sharif said. Also read | Pakistan detains BSF jawan after he crossed border inadvertently, meeting underway to ensure his return It further added that Pakistan shall “exercise the right to hold all bilateral agreements with India” including but not limited to Simla Agreement in abeyance. In addition to this, Pakistan suspended all trade with India and warned to close the Wagah Border Post, with immediate effect Pahalgam terror attack On Tuesday afternoon (Apr 22), at least 27 people, mainly tourists, were gunned down by terrorists in Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam in a horrific terror attack. The region is a popular tourist spot and is located in the Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. Watch | India: Pakistan's defence, navy and air advisers told to go back The Resistance Front (TRF), a shadow outfit of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist group, has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Protest breaks out at Indian High Commission in Pakistan following New Delhi’s stern measures

As tensions rise between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack, the official X (formerly Twitter) account of the Pakistan government has been suspended in India in response to a legal demand.&nbsp;
This comes a day after India announced big measures against Pakistan after terrorists killed at least 27 people in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam.&nbsp;
The Resistance Front (TRF), a Lashkar-e-Taiba affiliate, claimed responsibility for the attack in Pahalgam.&nbsp;
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After opening the account of Pakistan government on X, it reads, "Account Withheld, @GovtofPakistan has been withheld in IN in response to a legal demand.&rdquo;
However, this is not the first time that India has withheld the Pakistan government's account.&nbsp;
Earlier in March 2023, Twitter banned the Government of Pakistan's account in India, and also in July and October 2022.&nbsp;
The decision to withhold a Twitter account is usually made after taking into consideration applicable local laws, according to Twitter's Help Center.&nbsp;
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&ldquo;With hundreds of millions of Tweets posted every day around the world, our goal is to respect user expression, while also taking into consideration applicable local laws. Many countries, including the United States, have laws that may apply to Tweets and/or Twitter account content,&rdquo; as per the official page.&nbsp;
Moreover, India on Wednesday suspended the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, shut the Attari Integrated Check Post, and cancelled Pakistani access to the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES).&nbsp;
In a retaliatory move, Pakistan also copied India's diplomatic actions, and suspended all trade with India, while also closing the Wagah Border Post, with immediate effect.
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Pakistan also suspended all visas under the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES) issued to Indian nationals and deemed them cancelled with immediate effect.&nbsp;
Pakistan also declared the Indian Defence, Naval, and Air Advisors in Islamabad "persona non grata".&nbsp;
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This comes a day after India announced big measures against Pakistan after terrorists killed at least 27 people in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam. India news Pakistan

As tensions rise between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack, the official X (formerly Twitter) account of the Pakistan government has been suspended in India in response to a legal demand. This comes a day after India announced big measures against Pakistan after terrorists killed at least 27 people in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam. The Resistance Front (TRF), a Lashkar-e-Taiba affiliate, claimed responsibility for the attack in Pahalgam. Also read: Pahalgam terror attack: Will Pakistan walk the FATF tightrope again? After opening the account of Pakistan government on X, it reads, "Account Withheld, @GovtofPakistan has been withheld in IN in response to a legal demand.” However, this is not the first time that India has withheld the Pakistan government's account. Earlier in March 2023, Twitter banned the Government of Pakistan's account in India, and also in July and October 2022. The decision to withhold a Twitter account is usually made after taking into consideration applicable local laws, according to Twitter's Help Center. Also read: Pakistan detains BSF jawan after he crossed border inadvertently, meeting underway to ensure his return “With hundreds of millions of Tweets posted every day around the world, our goal is to respect user expression, while also taking into consideration applicable local laws. Many countries, including the United States, have laws that may apply to Tweets and/or Twitter account content,” as per the official page. Moreover, India on Wednesday suspended the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, shut the Attari Integrated Check Post, and cancelled Pakistani access to the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES). In a retaliatory move, Pakistan also copied India's diplomatic actions, and suspended all trade with India, while also closing the Wagah Border Post, with immediate effect. Also read: Pakistan scared of India? Islamabad to carry out missile test amid India's strict actions over Pahalgam terror attack Pakistan also suspended all visas under the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES) issued to Indian nationals and deemed them cancelled with immediate effect. Pakistan also declared the Indian Defence, Naval, and Air Advisors in Islamabad "persona non grata". WATCH | India-Pak row| India: Pakistan's defence, navy and air advisers told to go back

Another BIG move by India: Pakistan govt X account withheld in India amid tensions over Pahalgam terror attack

Union Home Minister Amit Shah and External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar on Thursday briefed President Droupadi Murmu on Pahalgam terror attack and the actions being taken by the government in its aftermath.

S Jaishankar, Amit Shah meet President Murmu, brief about J&K attack

As the tensions between India and Pakistan intensified after the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/pahalgam">Pahalgam </a>terror attack, Pakistan issued a notification for conducting a surface-to-surface missile test along its coastline. This comes a day after India announced stringent actions against Pakistan in light of the terror attack that killed at least 26 people.&nbsp;
As Pakistan notified that it is conducting missile tests on April 24 and 25, concerned Indian agencies are keeping a close watch on all the developments, news agency ANI reported citing defence sources.&nbsp;
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"Pakistan has issued a notification to carry out a surface-to-surface missile test off its Karachi coast along its coastline within its Exclusive Economic Zone on April 24-25. Indian agencies concerned are keeping a close watch on all the developments: Defence sources," ANI said in a post on X.&nbsp;
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Pakistan has issued a notification to carry out a surface-to-surface missile test off its Karachi coast along its coastline within its Exclusive Economic Zone on April 24-25. Indian agencies concerned are keeping a close watch on all the developments: Defence sources
&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1915265071304896671?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 24, 2025</a></blockquote>
India on Wednesday announced big and stern measures against Pakistan after The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the horrific terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir.&nbsp;
Following the attack, PM Modi convened a committee meeting, and announced measures against terrorism promoted by Pakistan.&nbsp;
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In a bold move, India suspended the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, shut the Attari Integrated Check Post, and cancelled Pakistani access to the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES).&nbsp;
India shut down the Wagha Attari border with immediate effect. "Those who have crossed over with valid endorsements may return through that route before May 1, 2025," Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said.&nbsp;
Earlier today, PM Modi also vowed to identify, track, and punish every terrorist involved in the deadly attack. He further stressed that India's spirit would never be broken by terrorism, adding that terrorism will "not go unpunished".&nbsp;
He vowed to punish the terrorists with an unimaginable punishment. "I want to say in very clear words that the terrorists who carried out this attack and those who conspired in it will receive a punishment bigger than they can imagine," he stressed.&nbsp;
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As Pakistan notified that it is conducting missile tests on April 24 and 25, concerned Indian agencies are keeping a close watch on all the developments. India news

As the tensions between India and Pakistan intensified after the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan issued a notification for conducting a surface-to-surface missile test along its coastline. This comes a day after India announced stringent actions against Pakistan in light of the terror attack that killed at least 26 people. As Pakistan notified that it is conducting missile tests on April 24 and 25, concerned Indian agencies are keeping a close watch on all the developments, news agency ANI reported citing defence sources. Also read: Amid Pahalgam attack, Indian Navy test-fires missile capable of hitting targets inside Pakistan "Pakistan has issued a notification to carry out a surface-to-surface missile test off its Karachi coast along its coastline within its Exclusive Economic Zone on April 24-25. Indian agencies concerned are keeping a close watch on all the developments: Defence sources," ANI said in a post on X. Pakistan has issued a notification to carry out a surface-to-surface missile test off its Karachi coast along its coastline within its Exclusive Economic Zone on April 24-25. Indian agencies concerned are keeping a close watch on all the developments: Defence sources — ANI (@ANI) April 24, 2025 India on Wednesday announced big and stern measures against Pakistan after The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the horrific terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir. Following the attack, PM Modi convened a committee meeting, and announced measures against terrorism promoted by Pakistan. Also read: Pahalgam terror attack | Pakistani nationals, on 48 hours deadline to leave India, head to Attari-Wagah border In a bold move, India suspended the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, shut the Attari Integrated Check Post, and cancelled Pakistani access to the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES). India shut down the Wagha Attari border with immediate effect. "Those who have crossed over with valid endorsements may return through that route before May 1, 2025," Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri said. Earlier today, PM Modi also vowed to identify, track, and punish every terrorist involved in the deadly attack. He further stressed that India's spirit would never be broken by terrorism, adding that terrorism will "not go unpunished". He vowed to punish the terrorists with an unimaginable punishment. "I want to say in very clear words that the terrorists who carried out this attack and those who conspired in it will receive a punishment bigger than they can imagine," he stressed. Also read: No handshake with Pakistanis: BSF announces change in beating retreat ceremony after Pahalgam attack | Details here

Pakistan scared of India? Islamabad to carry out missile test amid India's strict actions over Pahalgam terror attack

India hit Pakistan with strong measures as it began its response to the gruesome terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 26 civilians. The Indus River Treaty has been suspended, and Pakistani citizens have been barred from entering India. The Cabinet Committee on Security decided to act after the cross-border link of the attack was revealed. Watch this for more details!

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The police have identified two of the suspects as Pakistani nationals and have announced a reward of Rs 20 lakh for credible information leading to their arrest.

Pahalgam terror attack: Two Pakistan nationals among three terrorists identified

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Bihar for a rally organised on the occasion of National Panchayati Raj Day. After the attack, this is the first time that the prime minister is addressing a public gathering in Bihar's Madhubani.

PM Modi: Every effort will be made to ensure justice is done

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday addressed the first public rally after the horrific terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, which claimed the lives of at least 27 people.&nbsp;
PM Modi, while addressing a public gathering in Bihar's Madhubani, vowed that India will identify, track, and punish every terrorist involved in the deadly attack.&nbsp;
The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the deadly attack in Pahalgam.&nbsp;
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"Today, from the soil of Bihar, I say to the whole world that India will identify, track, and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the earth," he said.&nbsp;
He further stressed that India's spirit would never be broken by terrorism, adding that terrorism will "not go unpunished".&nbsp;
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<h2>Thanked world leader</h2>
PM Modi also thanked the nations and its leaders, for extending support at this rough time.&nbsp;
"Everyone who believes in humanity is with us. I thank the people of various countries and the leaders who have stood with us in these times," he said during the rally.&nbsp;
Noting that India's enemies have dared to attack the soul of our nation, PM Modi said that in the Pahalgam attack, "someone lost his son, someone lost his brother, and someone lost his spouse. Some of them spoke Bengali, some spoke Kannada, some were Marathi, some were Odiya, some were Gujarati, and some were from Bihar."
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<h2>'Unimaginable punishment'</h2>
He vowed to punish the terrorists with an unimaginable punishment.&nbsp;
"I want to say in very clear words that the terrorists who carried out this attack and those who conspired in it will receive a punishment bigger than they can imagine," he stressed.&nbsp;
He promised to raze "whatever is left of the terror haven," adding, "he will of 140 crores will break the back of the masters of terror."
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PM Modi while addressing a public gathering in Bihar, vowed that India will identify, track, and punish every terrorist involved in the deadly attack. India news Pakistan

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday addressed the first public rally after the horrific terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam, which claimed the lives of at least 27 people. PM Modi, while addressing a public gathering in Bihar's Madhubani, vowed that India will identify, track, and punish every terrorist involved in the deadly attack. The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the deadly attack in Pahalgam. Also read: Pahalgam Terror Attack LIVE: PM Modi addresses rally, says 'India's spirit will not be broken. Justice will be done' "Today, from the soil of Bihar, I say to the whole world that India will identify, track, and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the earth," he said. He further stressed that India's spirit would never be broken by terrorism, adding that terrorism will "not go unpunished". Also read: Pahalgam terror attack: PM Modi breaks tradition, switches to English to send global signal on fight against terrorism Thanked world leader PM Modi also thanked the nations and its leaders, for extending support at this rough time. "Everyone who believes in humanity is with us. I thank the people of various countries and the leaders who have stood with us in these times," he said during the rally. Noting that India's enemies have dared to attack the soul of our nation, PM Modi said that in the Pahalgam attack, "someone lost his son, someone lost his brother, and someone lost his spouse. Some of them spoke Bengali, some spoke Kannada, some were Marathi, some were Odiya, some were Gujarati, and some were from Bihar." WATCH | Pahalgam Terror Attack: Pm Modi Says Those Responsible Will Be Punished Beyond Their Imagination 'Unimaginable punishment' He vowed to punish the terrorists with an unimaginable punishment. "I want to say in very clear words that the terrorists who carried out this attack and those who conspired in it will receive a punishment bigger than they can imagine," he stressed. He promised to raze "whatever is left of the terror haven," adding, "he will of 140 crores will break the back of the masters of terror." Also read: Pahalgam attack: Internet in tears at seeing a young boy stoically recall his father's murder

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In a strong diplomatic move following the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam that killed 27, India has suspended the Indus Valley Treaty and asked Pakistan’s defence, navy, and air advisors to leave. The Attari border crossing is set to close, and staff at the Pakistan High Commission is being cut. India’s Foreign Secretary has briefed the media as global support pours in for India’s stance on national security.

India asks Pakistan nationals to leave in 48 hours

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