Pahalgam Attack News: The government invited all party meeting on the Bahlkam attack yesterday, Rajnath Singh spoke to opposition parties

The government invited all party meeting on Thursday, considering the terrorist attack in Bahlgam. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh can lead it, official sources said. On behalf of the government, Home Minister Amit Shah and External Affairs Minister Jaishankar will make summary at all party meeting. According to sources, Home Minister Amit Shah and Singh speak to the leaders of various parties on the issue. Several opposition parties, including the Congress, demanded that the government call the meeting of all parties on the issue.

Rajnath Singh can be informed of the terrorist attack targeting tourists, of which 26 lost their lives. On Wednesday evening, Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over the meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Defense, considering the largest terrorist attacks on the long -term targeting citizens.

India’s 5 big decisions against Pakistan
An important meeting of the Cabinet of Defense (CCS) was held on Wednesday evening under the patronage of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. At this meeting, five drastic decisions were taken against Pakistan. At the meeting, Home Minister Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, National Security Advisor Ajith Dowal and Foreign Minister SK Division. Jaishankar attended.

After the meeting, Foreign Secretary Vikram Mistry gave information about these decisions by holding a press conference. The biggest decision was made that the Attic Border test post would be closed on the Indo-Pakistan border. With this step, the limited movement between the two countries will be completely stopped.

India has decided to close its embassy in Pakistan as part of the second largest decision taken at the Defense Cabinet Committee (CCS). This decision is considered a major twist in the Indo-Pakistan diplomatic relations.

As part of the third end, Indus has suspended the Indus Water Agreement, which will have to face a severe impact on the level of the water level.

As part of the fourth end, the Government of India has ordered all Pakistani diplomats in the country to leave India within 48 hours.

The fifth and final major decision has been made that the Pakistani citizen will not be issued an Indian visa. This step reflects unprecedented stricture in bilateral relationships.