Buildings destroyed in Operation Sindoor
New Delhi: There have been several major incidents in the last few weeks in the last few weeks, from the terrorist attack on April 22 in the famous tourist spot Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, from the India Armed Forces Operation Sindoor and Pakistan. Now that both neighboring countries have a ceasefire between the nuclear weapons, there is a question that what will happen next? But before looking at it, let us know what has happened so far.
Terrorist attack in Pahalgam
On 22 April, militants attacked and opened fire in the Basaron Valley near Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir and started firing. 26 tourists were killed in this attack. The dead include 25 Indians and one Nepali citizens. This attack caused heavy anger throughout the country. Lashkar-e-Taiba’s mask organization The Resistance Front has claimed responsibility for the attack. On the other hand, the Line of Control (LoC) was taken up by Pakistan and repeatedly firing the ceasefire.
Operation vermilion
Two weeks after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, on May 7, the Indian Armed Forces carried out accurate attacks on terrorist camps. Nine terrorist camps were destroyed in Pakistan and its occupied Kashmir (PoK), which was named ‘Operation Sindoor’. Army, Navy and Air Force were all involved in this operation. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh then said during an all -party meeting that at least 100 terrorists were killed in India’s 7 May operation.
India Pakistan Tension
After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan did heavy artillery shelling across LOC in the border areas of Jammu and Kashmir and India. Not only this, a large number of drones were also sent to the Indian border. For four days, the Indian Armed Forces and Pakistan’s army continued to fight such a fight. India killed Pakistan’s drones and missiles. India used Rafaal fighter aircraft, S-400 air defense system and Barak 8 defense system. Blackouts have been ordered in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan and even in many border cities of Kutch district of Gujarat amid increasing firing from across the border.
Indian Army personnel on duty with promptness
India Pakistan ceasefire break
Pakistan’s DGMO spoke to the DGMO of India and took the initiative of ceasefire amid the possibility of increasing tension between India and Pakistan. Shortly thereafter, Indian Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt made a formal announcement. He said that Pakistan’s Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) called his Indian counterpart at 15:35 pm on Saturday and agreed that the two sides would stop all kinds of firing and military action in the land, air and sea from IST at 1700 pm. “Both sides have been instructed to implement the agreement,” Misri said. Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar also announced this news on X and emphasized that Islamabad has always tried for peace and security in the region, without compromising his sovereignty and regional integrity! “
Pakistan violates ceasefire
A few hours after the ceasefire agreed with India, Pakistan started sending drones from across the border on Saturday evening and started shelling. There were reports of shelling and drone attacks in several districts including Barmer in Rajasthan, Baramulla, Ambala, Udhampur in Jammu and Kashmir. Hawaii Sayron played immediately blackout in many areas. At 11 pm, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri addressed a press conference on ceasefire violations by Pakistan and called upon the neighboring country to take “appropriate steps” to pay attention to it. “For the past few hours, the consent between India and Pakistan has been repeatedly violated for the last few hours,” Misri said.
He added, “Armed forces are giving adequate and appropriate answers to these violations and we take these violations very seriously.” “We call Pakistan to take appropriate steps to prevent ceasefire violations and deal with the situation with seriousness and responsibility,” he said. The Foreign Secretary said that the Indian armed forces are strictly monitoring the situation, stating that he has been instructed to “strictly deal with the repetition of any incident of border violations along the International Border. Subsequently, Pakistan said it is “committed to honest implementation” of the ceasefire agreement with India. Islamabad’s Foreign Ministry claimed that its force was handling the situation with responsibility and restraint, accusing India of “violating”.
There was no violation overnight
After ceasefire violations by Pakistan, all the border city and Jammu and Kashmir were on high alert, but no news of fire or explosion came in any of these areas since 11 pm. Blackouts were removed by Sunday morning and peace remains at the moment.
What will happen next?
Now that ceasefire is in force between India and Pakistan, the conversation between the two sides is focused on the conversation between DGMO. This conversation is going to be held on May 12 at 12 noon. It was announced by Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri, announcing the ceasefire agreement. Now everything depends on this conversation. It is expected that gradually stress will reduce and Pakistan will respect the ceasefire. On Sunday morning, US President Donald Trump praised the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan and said that he would increase trade with the two countries and work closely with him to find a solution to the Kashmir issue. He appreciated the leaders of the two countries and said, “Your brave actions have increased your legacy a lot”.
Relief on the border, but people alert
Residents of the border districts breathed a sigh of relief after the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan, but also said that there is still a need to take care continuously. Outside the Attari International Customs Post, a man said, “Today there is a kind of celebration in our house.” Gurnam Singh, sarpanch of Tandewala, the border village of Hussainwala sector in Ferozepur, Punjab, said that good news finally came. “We hope to resume work in the fields. We know that we have to be alert.”
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