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Tensions between India and Pakistan continue to rise. A social activist was shot and killed in J&K's Kupwara, while security forces blew up homes of 9 terrorists. Meanwhile, Amit Shah meets Delhi Police Commissioner amid heightened security concerns. The RSS Chief supports govt actions, while Pakistan remains silent on returning BSF constable. International leaders, including the FBI Director and UAE President, express support for India. Watch this for more details!

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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.

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As tensions intensify between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack, life at the remote border villages of Poonch district in Jammu and Kashmir has once again taken a turn as 'Modi bunkers' are back in the picture.&nbsp;
Tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district have increased and border villagers are preparing their underground bunkers.&nbsp;
This marks a stark reminder of the volatility that once depicted their daily life.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pahalgam-attack-union-minister-puri-slams-bilawals-provocative-remark-says-pakistan-in-terminal-decline-9005580">Pahalgam attack: Union Minister Puri slams Bilawal's provocative remark, says Pakistan in &lsquo;terminal decline&rsquo;</a>
These bunkers are popularly known as "Modi bunkers" and are stacked with essentials like blankets and bedding as people over there braces for the worst.&nbsp;
The residents of Salotri and Karmarha located near Pakistani military posts, are now clearing and restocking their bunkers with important supplies as they take a precautionary measure.&nbsp;
According to footage by ANI, the bunkers include blankets, beds, and other essentials as they brace themselves for 'possible' future threats.&nbsp;
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A resident of Karmarha village told ANI, &ldquo;The people had forgotten the bunkers. The bunkers are being cleaned again now. There is an atmosphere of fear, but we hope harmony will prevail in the valley."
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While, another resident from the village expressed strong support for the government and military, saying that they are ready to assist, even at the cost of their lives.&nbsp;
&ldquo;We are with the government, we stand by them. We strongly condemn the terror attack, we are in support of our army and administration. Whenever they need us, we are ready to provide any possible support, even lay down our lives,&rdquo; the resident told ANI.
&ldquo;Earlier, there used to be firing incidents in this area. Our village is located near the LoC. We are cleaning the bunkers so that we can move our family to safety during such incidents. We are thankful to the central government for providing us with such bunkers,&rdquo; he added.
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What are 'Modi bunkers'?
'Modi bunkers' are underground bunkers, built under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second tenure. They were part of a major government initiative to increase the safety of residents.&nbsp;
These bunkers are built along the Line of Control (LoC) to protect civilians from cross-border shelling as they live near conflict-prone border areas.&nbsp;
The Modi government extended financial and technical aid for building individual and community bunkers in such high-risk areas.&nbsp;
The government initially sanctioned 14,460 bunkers across five districts including Jammu, Kathua, Samba, Poonch, and Rajouri &mdash; with an additional 4,000 later approved to cover more vulnerable populations.
After Pakistan-based terrorists attacked terrorists in Pahalgam on April 22, the tensions between the two nations have intensified. Following the terror attack, The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed the responsibility for the attack.&nbsp;
However, earlier today, the TRF retracted from its statement, saying that any attribution of the attack to them was &ldquo;false&rdquo; and &ldquo;hasty.&rdquo;&nbsp;
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Tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) in J&K's Poonch district have increased and border villagers are preparing their underground bunkers. India news pakistan

As tensions intensify between India and Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack, life at the remote border villages of Poonch district in Jammu and Kashmir has once again taken a turn as 'Modi bunkers' are back in the picture. Tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district have increased and border villagers are preparing their underground bunkers. This marks a stark reminder of the volatility that once depicted their daily life. Also read: Pahalgam attack: Union Minister Puri slams Bilawal's provocative remark, says Pakistan in ‘terminal decline’ These bunkers are popularly known as "Modi bunkers" and are stacked with essentials like blankets and bedding as people over there braces for the worst. The residents of Salotri and Karmarha located near Pakistani military posts, are now clearing and restocking their bunkers with important supplies as they take a precautionary measure. According to footage by ANI, the bunkers include blankets, beds, and other essentials as they brace themselves for 'possible' future threats. Also read: 'Pigs and Pakistanis not allowed': Signboard at Madhya Pradesh eatery after Pahalgam terror attack A resident of Karmarha village told ANI, “The people had forgotten the bunkers. The bunkers are being cleaned again now. There is an atmosphere of fear, but we hope harmony will prevail in the valley." #WATCH | Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir | People of Karmarha village near the Line of Control clean the bunkers that were built by the government for the safety of the people pic.twitter.com/pPsmxqE416 — ANI (@ANI) April 26, 2025 While, another resident from the village expressed strong support for the government and military, saying that they are ready to assist, even at the cost of their lives. “We are with the government, we stand by them. We strongly condemn the terror attack, we are in support of our army and administration. Whenever they need us, we are ready to provide any possible support, even lay down our lives,” the resident told ANI. “Earlier, there used to be firing incidents in this area. Our village is located near the LoC. We are cleaning the bunkers so that we can move our family to safety during such incidents. We are thankful to the central government for providing us with such bunkers,” he added. Also read: 'Let me stay, I'm India's daughter': Seema Haider pleads to PM Modi, claims she is 'Hindu' amid Pakistan visa ban What are 'Modi bunkers'? 'Modi bunkers' are underground bunkers, built under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second tenure. They were part of a major government initiative to increase the safety of residents. These bunkers are built along the Line of Control (LoC) to protect civilians from cross-border shelling as they live near conflict-prone border areas. The Modi government extended financial and technical aid for building individual and community bunkers in such high-risk areas. The government initially sanctioned 14,460 bunkers across five districts including Jammu, Kathua, Samba, Poonch, and Rajouri — with an additional 4,000 later approved to cover more vulnerable populations. After Pakistan-based terrorists attacked terrorists in Pahalgam on April 22, the tensions between the two nations have intensified. Following the terror attack, The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed the responsibility for the attack. However, earlier today, the TRF retracted from its statement, saying that any attribution of the attack to them was “false” and “hasty.” WATCH | New airspace guidelines in India after Pakistan closes airspace

'Modi bunkers are back!' Is India planning something BIG against Pakistan as tensions rise after Pahalgam attack?

Global leaders express solidarity with India after the Pahalgam terror attack, vowing unity against terrorism. Meanwhile, India implements new airspace guidelines following Pakistan's airspace closure, with the DGCA issuing new mandates for airlines, including passenger alerts and medical readiness.

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Seema Haider, who crossed the border to marry an Indian man, Sachin Meena, appealed to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to deport her to Pakistan, saying that she's "India's daughter-in-law" and does not want to go to Pakistan.
"I was Pakistan's daughter, but now I'm India's daughter-in-law," Seema Haider said, fearing deportation from India after the Indian government suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals.&nbsp;
Seema Haider made headlines in 2023 when she left Pakistan to marry her Indian lover, Sachin. However, she was already married in Pakistan but she illegally entered India via Nepal along with her four children.&nbsp;
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Seema was arrested in July 2023 for illegally entering India. Her Husband Sachin too was arrested for providing shelter to an illegal immigrant, but they were later released on bail.
India took major actions against Pakistan after Pakistan-based The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir, which claimed the lives of at least 27 people.&nbsp;
"I do not want to go to Pakistan. I appeal to PM (Narendra) Modi and UP CM Yogi (Adityanath) to let me stay in India," Seema said, in a video making rounds on social media, PTI reported.&nbsp;
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She also claimed that she had adopted Hinduism now after marrying Sachin.&nbsp;
Moreover, her lawyer is hopeful that she will be allowed to live in India, as she is no longer a Pakistani citizen.&nbsp;
"Seema is no longer a Pakistani national. She married Sachin Meena, a resident of Greater Noida, and recently gave birth to their daughter, Bharti Meena. Her citizenship is now connected with her Indian husband, and therefore the Centre's directive should not apply to her," Advocate AP Singh told PTI on Thursday.
Seema Haider further urged, "I appeal to Modi ji and Yogi ji that I am in their refuge now. I was Pakistan's daughter but now I'm the daughter-in-law of India. Let me stay here."&nbsp;
Following the deadly Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 27 tourists, the Indian government announced the suspension of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/pahalgam-terror-attack-what-is-saarc-visa-which-india-has-suspended-to-punish-pakistan-8995071">SAARC</a>&nbsp;(South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) Visa Exemption Scheme. Pakistani nationals living in India on such visas will have to leave the country.
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"I'm India's daughter-in-law," Seema Haider said after the Indian government suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals. India news pakistan

Seema Haider, who crossed the border to marry an Indian man, Sachin Meena, appealed to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi not to deport her to Pakistan, saying that she's "India's daughter-in-law" and does not want to go to Pakistan. "I was Pakistan's daughter, but now I'm India's daughter-in-law," Seema Haider said, fearing deportation from India after the Indian government suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals. Seema Haider made headlines in 2023 when she left Pakistan to marry her Indian lover, Sachin. However, she was already married in Pakistan but she illegally entered India via Nepal along with her four children. Also read: Pahalgam attack: What happens to Pakistani woman Seema Haider after India suspends SAARC visa to punish Pakistan? Seema was arrested in July 2023 for illegally entering India. Her Husband Sachin too was arrested for providing shelter to an illegal immigrant, but they were later released on bail. India took major actions against Pakistan after Pakistan-based The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir, which claimed the lives of at least 27 people. "I do not want to go to Pakistan. I appeal to PM (Narendra) Modi and UP CM Yogi (Adityanath) to let me stay in India," Seema said, in a video making rounds on social media, PTI reported. Also read: End of cross-border love story? THIS is what Seema Haider said about viral video that shows her beaten up She also claimed that she had adopted Hinduism now after marrying Sachin. Moreover, her lawyer is hopeful that she will be allowed to live in India, as she is no longer a Pakistani citizen. "Seema is no longer a Pakistani national. She married Sachin Meena, a resident of Greater Noida, and recently gave birth to their daughter, Bharti Meena. Her citizenship is now connected with her Indian husband, and therefore the Centre's directive should not apply to her," Advocate AP Singh told PTI on Thursday. Seema Haider further urged, "I appeal to Modi ji and Yogi ji that I am in their refuge now. I was Pakistan's daughter but now I'm the daughter-in-law of India. Let me stay here." Following the deadly Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir that killed 27 tourists, the Indian government announced the suspension of the SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) Visa Exemption Scheme. Pakistani nationals living in India on such visas will have to leave the country. Also read: India cancels all 17 types of visas for Pakistani citizens; Amit Shah directs CMs to identify and deport Pakistanis | Pahalgam terror attack

'Let me stay, I'm India's daughter': Seema Haider pleads to PM Modi, claims she is 'Hindu' amid Pakistan visa ban

In the light of the deadly <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/bhishma-vikramaditya-and-more-indias-deadliest-weapons-that-instill-fear-among-enemies-9004089">Pahalgam</a>&nbsp;terror attack that claimed the lives of at least 27 people, the Indian government has issued an advisory to Indian media, asking all media channels to exercise "utmost responsibility" while covering on defence matters.&nbsp;
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) on Saturday (April 26) advised social media users as well as news agencies, to adhere strictly to existing laws.
"In the interest of national security, all media platforms, news agencies, and social media users are advised to exercise utmost responsibility and adhere strictly to existing laws and regulations while reporting on matters concerning defence and other security-related operations," the ministry said in a post on X.&nbsp;
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It further stated that premature disclosure of sensitive information may inadvertently assist hostile elements and endanger operational effectiveness as well as the safety of personnel.
"Specifically: No real-time coverage, dissemination of visuals, or reporting based on "sources-based" information related to defence operations or movement should be undertaken," it stated.
The ministry underscored the past incidents, noting the importance of responsible reporting.
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"During events such as the Kargil war, the Mumbai terror attacks (26/11), and the Kandahar hijacking, unrestricted coverage had unintended adverse consequences on national interests," it added.&nbsp;
The ministry stressed that it is a shared moral responsibility to ensure that our collective actions "do not compromise ongoing operations or the security of our forces."
"No programme should be carried in the cable service which contains live coverage of any anti-terrorist operation by security forces, wherein media coverage shall be restricted to periodic briefing by an officer designated by the appropriate Government, till such operation concludes," it read.&nbsp;
This comes after India took big actions against Pakistan after The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir. India has accused Islamabad, its regional rival, of supporting "cross-border terrorism".
India further decided to halt the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. Notifying Pakistan about the decision, India has highlighted Pakistan's "sustained cross-border terrorism targeting Jammu and Kashmir".
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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Saturday (April 26) advised social media users as well as news agencies, to adhere strictly to existing laws. India news

In the light of the deadly Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the lives of at least 27 people, the Indian government has issued an advisory to Indian media, asking all media channels to exercise "utmost responsibility" while covering on defence matters. The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) on Saturday (April 26) advised social media users as well as news agencies, to adhere strictly to existing laws. "In the interest of national security, all media platforms, news agencies, and social media users are advised to exercise utmost responsibility and adhere strictly to existing laws and regulations while reporting on matters concerning defence and other security-related operations," the ministry said in a post on X. Also read: Pahalgam attack: Pony service provider detained after woman tourist claims he inquired about her religion Ministry of Information and Broadcasting issues advisory to all Media channels to refrain from showing live coverage of defence operations and movement of security forces in the interest of national security. pic.twitter.com/MQjPvlexdr — Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (@MIB_India) April 26, 2025 It further stated that premature disclosure of sensitive information may inadvertently assist hostile elements and endanger operational effectiveness as well as the safety of personnel. "Specifically: No real-time coverage, dissemination of visuals, or reporting based on "sources-based" information related to defence operations or movement should be undertaken," it stated. The ministry underscored the past incidents, noting the importance of responsible reporting. Also read: Pahalgam terror attack: DGCA issues guidelines to Indian airlines amid Pakistan airspace closure "During events such as the Kargil war, the Mumbai terror attacks (26/11), and the Kandahar hijacking, unrestricted coverage had unintended adverse consequences on national interests," it added. The ministry stressed that it is a shared moral responsibility to ensure that our collective actions "do not compromise ongoing operations or the security of our forces." "No programme should be carried in the cable service which contains live coverage of any anti-terrorist operation by security forces, wherein media coverage shall be restricted to periodic briefing by an officer designated by the appropriate Government, till such operation concludes," it read. This comes after India took big actions against Pakistan after The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack in Jammu and Kashmir. India has accused Islamabad, its regional rival, of supporting "cross-border terrorism". India further decided to halt the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan. Notifying Pakistan about the decision, India has highlighted Pakistan's "sustained cross-border terrorism targeting Jammu and Kashmir". WATCH | How Suspending Indus Waters Treaty Will Hurt Pakistan

'Adverse consequences': Why Is Indian media being told not to show defence operations following Pahalgam attack?

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

Hurriyat Conference chief Mirwaiz Umar Farooq in his first reaction during Friday sermon called the horrific Pahalgam terror attack&nbsp;"totally unacceptable" and praised Kashmiris for the shutdown and "showing an example of solidarity and unity."
"The killings have pierced our hearts. We heard that these people were first asked about their religious identities and then murdered in front of their families. This is an act beyond belief...People of Jammu and Kashmir observed a complete shutdown and showed an example of solidarity and unity. They have sent a message that they oppose such cowardly acts and stand with the bereaved families," he said in his address to the congregation at the mosque.
"Who understands the pain of losing their own better than the people of Kashmir? Who can feel the pain of the loved ones of those killed more than us? The incident has made our hearts bleed," he said.
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Referring to several viral videos of locals helping tourists, he praised Kashmiris for their support.&nbsp;"Our hospitality is famous world over and once again the Kashmiris continued their traditions. A ponywalla, Adil Hussain, sacrificed his life trying to save the lives of others. Kashmiris carried tourists on their shoulders.
Mirwaiz Umar Farooq appealed to the government to allow him to visit the injured to inquire about their health.&nbsp;"I should be allowed to visit the hospital to inquire about the injured and talk to them and to take the sentiments of the Muslims of Jammu and Kashmir to them.&nbsp;I should also be allowed to visit Adil Hussain's residence for condolences."
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<h2>Pahalgam terror attack: Pakistan's response and India's action</h2>
The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the horrific terror attack. However, they have denied their involvement on April 26. The Jammu and Kashmir Police released sketches of three suspects linked to the attack and announced a reward of Rs 20 lakhs for those who give any information about them. Two terrorists involved in the attack are Pakistani nationals: Hashim Musa alias Suleman and Ali Bhai alias Talha. The third, Abdul Hussain Thokar, is a resident of Anantnag in Kashmir. His home along with the homes of four other terrorists, have been demolished in the crackdown by J&amp;K Police.&nbsp;
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In a stern response to Pakistan after the attack, India has halted the Indus Water Treaty, downgraded diplomatic ties, expelled its diplomats, called back Indian officials from Islamabad and closed Attari border. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "I say to the whole world. India will identify, track and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the earth."
Pakistan, in its first response, said that it had "nothing to do" with the attack. The neighbouring country claimed that the attack was a reaction by those who opposed the Indian government. Notably, Pakistan did not condemn the attack. Moreover, in a tit-for-tat move, Pakistan announced reciprocal action against India similar to the action taken by New Delhi and warned of ending the Simla Agreement. On Saturday, Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif issued his first reaction and accused India of "levelling false allegations," and called for a "credible probe." He also threatened of using "force and might" over Indus Waters Treaty.
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India News | Hurriyat Conference chief Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, in his first reaction during Friday sermon called the horrific Pahalgam terror attack "totally unacceptable"

Hurriyat Conference chief Mirwaiz Umar Farooq in his first reaction during Friday sermon called the horrific Pahalgam terror attack "totally unacceptable" and praised Kashmiris for the shutdown and "showing an example of solidarity and unity." "The killings have pierced our hearts. We heard that these people were first asked about their religious identities and then murdered in front of their families. This is an act beyond belief...People of Jammu and Kashmir observed a complete shutdown and showed an example of solidarity and unity. They have sent a message that they oppose such cowardly acts and stand with the bereaved families," he said in his address to the congregation at the mosque. "Who understands the pain of losing their own better than the people of Kashmir? Who can feel the pain of the loved ones of those killed more than us? The incident has made our hearts bleed," he said. Read More | It's time India ends the illusion of peace with Pakistan Referring to several viral videos of locals helping tourists, he praised Kashmiris for their support. "Our hospitality is famous world over and once again the Kashmiris continued their traditions. A ponywalla, Adil Hussain, sacrificed his life trying to save the lives of others. Kashmiris carried tourists on their shoulders. Mirwaiz Umar Farooq appealed to the government to allow him to visit the injured to inquire about their health. "I should be allowed to visit the hospital to inquire about the injured and talk to them and to take the sentiments of the Muslims of Jammu and Kashmir to them. I should also be allowed to visit Adil Hussain's residence for condolences." Read More | 'My brother is Mujahideen': BIG admission by sister of Pahalgam attack terrorist after house demolition Pahalgam terror attack: Pakistan's response and India's action The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the horrific terror attack. However, they have denied their involvement on April 26. The Jammu and Kashmir Police released sketches of three suspects linked to the attack and announced a reward of Rs 20 lakhs for those who give any information about them. Two terrorists involved in the attack are Pakistani nationals: Hashim Musa alias Suleman and Ali Bhai alias Talha. The third, Abdul Hussain Thokar, is a resident of Anantnag in Kashmir. His home along with the homes of four other terrorists, have been demolished in the crackdown by J&K Police. Read More | India writes to Pakistan about Indus Waters Treaty decision, highlights 'sustained cross border terrorism' In a stern response to Pakistan after the attack, India has halted the Indus Water Treaty, downgraded diplomatic ties, expelled its diplomats, called back Indian officials from Islamabad and closed Attari border. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "I say to the whole world. India will identify, track and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the earth." Pakistan, in its first response, said that it had "nothing to do" with the attack. The neighbouring country claimed that the attack was a reaction by those who opposed the Indian government. Notably, Pakistan did not condemn the attack. Moreover, in a tit-for-tat move, Pakistan announced reciprocal action against India similar to the action taken by New Delhi and warned of ending the Simla Agreement. On Saturday, Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif issued his first reaction and accused India of "levelling false allegations," and called for a "credible probe." He also threatened of using "force and might" over Indus Waters Treaty. Read More | Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif refuses to condemn Pahalgam terror attack in his first reaction, repeats Asim Munir's 'jugulur vein' remark

Hurriyat's Mirwaiz Umar Farooq says Pahalgam terrorist attack 'totally unacceptable': Full statement during Friday sermon

Four days after the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has repeated the &lsquo;jugular vein&rsquo; remark&nbsp;made by Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir on Kashmir. In his first reaction, Sharif said that the Jammu and Kashmir attack is an example of "blame game", adding that he is ready for a "neutral investigation". Accusing India of "levelling baseless allegations", the Pakistani PM said that his country does not tolerate terrorism of any hue and colour. Addressing a graduation ceremony at Pakistan Military Academy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Kakul, Pakistan PM Sharif said that his country will take part in the probe if it is "credible."
"On the contrary, our eastern neighbour continues a pattern of exploitation, levelling baseless allegations and false accusations without credible investigation or verifiable evidence. The recent tragedy in Pahalgam is yet another example of the perpetual blame game. The recent tragedy in Pahalgam is yet another example of this perpetual blame game, which must come to a grinding halt now. Continuing with its role as a responsible country, Pakistan is open to participating in any neutral, transparent and credible investigation," Pakistan PM Sharif said.
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Issuing a threat similar to that of Pakistan People's Party (PPP) chief Bilwal Bhutto Zardari, the Pakistani PM said, "If India attemps to stop, reduce or divert water belonging to Pakistan under the Indus Waters Treaty will be responded to with force and might, and nobody should remain with under any kind of false impression and confusion."
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<h2>Pahalgam terror attack: Pakistan's response and India's action</h2>
The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the horrific terror attack. The Jammu and Kashmir Police released sketches of three suspects linked to the attack and announced a reward of Rs 20 lakhs for those who give any information about them. Two terrorists involved in the attack are Pakistani nationals: Hashim Musa alias Suleman and Ali Bhai alias Talha. The third, Abdul Hussain Thokar, is a resident of Anantnag in Kashmir. His home along with the homes of four other terrorists have been demolished in the crackdown by J&amp;K Police.&nbsp;
In a stern response to Pakistan after the attack, India has halted the Indus Water Treaty, downgraded diplomatic ties, expelled its diplomats, called back Indian officials from Islamabad and closed Attari border. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "I say to the whole world. India will identify, track and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the earth."
Pakistan, in its first response, said that it had "nothing to do" with the attack. The neighbouring country claimed that the attack was a reaction by those who opposed the Indian government. Notably, Pakistan did not condemn the attack. Moreover, in a tit-for-tat move, Pakistan announced reciprocal action against India similar to the action taken by New Delhi and warned of ending the Simla Agreement.&nbsp;
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Four days after the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has repeated the ‘jugular vein’ remark made by Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir on Kashmir.

Four days after the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has repeated the ‘jugular vein’ remark made by Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir on Kashmir. In his first reaction, Sharif said that the Jammu and Kashmir attack is an example of "blame game", adding that he is ready for a "neutral investigation". Accusing India of "levelling baseless allegations", the Pakistani PM said that his country does not tolerate terrorism of any hue and colour. Addressing a graduation ceremony at Pakistan Military Academy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Kakul, Pakistan PM Sharif said that his country will take part in the probe if it is "credible." "On the contrary, our eastern neighbour continues a pattern of exploitation, levelling baseless allegations and false accusations without credible investigation or verifiable evidence. The recent tragedy in Pahalgam is yet another example of the perpetual blame game. The recent tragedy in Pahalgam is yet another example of this perpetual blame game, which must come to a grinding halt now. Continuing with its role as a responsible country, Pakistan is open to participating in any neutral, transparent and credible investigation," Pakistan PM Sharif said. Read More | Pahalgam terror attack: It's time India ends the illusion of peace with Pakistan 🚨Shehbaz Sharif says Pakistan is ready for a ‘neutral investigation’ into the Pahalgam Islamic terrorist attack. Gend fatt rhi hai abhi se iski… pic.twitter.com/cTjfodkwQG — BALA (@erbmjha) April 26, 2025 Issuing a threat similar to that of Pakistan People's Party (PPP) chief Bilwal Bhutto Zardari, the Pakistani PM said, "If India attemps to stop, reduce or divert water belonging to Pakistan under the Indus Waters Treaty will be responded to with force and might, and nobody should remain with under any kind of false impression and confusion." If India stops Pakistan's water, we will respond with full force, says Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif pic.twitter.com/ZFDY0acA7b — Sardar Waleed Mukhtar (@waleedmukhtar_1) April 26, 2025 Read More | 'My brother is Mujahideen': BIG admission by sister of Pahalgam attack terrorist after house demolition Pahalgam terror attack: Pakistan's response and India's action The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the banned Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the horrific terror attack. The Jammu and Kashmir Police released sketches of three suspects linked to the attack and announced a reward of Rs 20 lakhs for those who give any information about them. Two terrorists involved in the attack are Pakistani nationals: Hashim Musa alias Suleman and Ali Bhai alias Talha. The third, Abdul Hussain Thokar, is a resident of Anantnag in Kashmir. His home along with the homes of four other terrorists have been demolished in the crackdown by J&K Police. In a stern response to Pakistan after the attack, India has halted the Indus Water Treaty, downgraded diplomatic ties, expelled its diplomats, called back Indian officials from Islamabad and closed Attari border. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "I say to the whole world. India will identify, track and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the earth." Pakistan, in its first response, said that it had "nothing to do" with the attack. The neighbouring country claimed that the attack was a reaction by those who opposed the Indian government. Notably, Pakistan did not condemn the attack. Moreover, in a tit-for-tat move, Pakistan announced reciprocal action against India similar to the action taken by New Delhi and warned of ending the Simla Agreement. Read More | India writes to Pakistan about Indus Waters Treaty decision, highlights 'sustained cross border terrorism'

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