India closes the aircraft to airlines in Pakistan
India closed its airspace for Pakistani airlines on Wednesday (30), and after the death of 26 people in Kakemira, the government said the government said it was a few days after Indian airlines were flying in their territory and banned its neighbors.
The ban is from April 30 to May 23, the Indian government said in a statement.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif told US Foreign Secretary Marco Rubio on a telephone call on Wednesday night, “He rejected Indian efforts to capture Pakistan in the case,” Sharif said in a statement from the office.
He asked for transparent, trustworthy and neutral investigation and urged the US to “reduce rhetoric and act responsibly”.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not immediately respond to the request for the comment.
The impact of the ban on Pakistan air sector is likely to be less than India, as only Pakistan international airlines are conducting paths for Kuala Lumpur using Indian airspace.
Last week, Pakistan was shutting down its airspace to ownership of airlines or operating India, stopping all trade, including other countries, and disrupting the emission of special visas from South Asia to Indian citizens.
National airline PIA said on Tuesday (29) Rising bilateral tensions.
Pakistan said on Wednesday that there was “reliable information” that India wanted Military action Soon, as tensions between the neighbors grow Mortal attack on tourists.
India has identified three attackers, including two Pakistani citizens, such as “terrorists”, which promotes violent rebellion in Kashmira, mostly Muslim.
Islamabad denounced any partnership and requested a neutral investigation.
From the attack, both countries, Nuclear weaponsThey have adopted a number of actions, including suspending the Indian water contract.
