Pakistan Logan violates the ceasefire
After the Bahlkam terrorist attack, India’s retaliation has made the Pakistani army sleepless. He fired on Saturday with small weapons, not targeting Indian positions in the 10th night control line. Pakistan violated the ceasefire in Kupwara, Paramulla, Poonch, Raja Ou Ri, Mandar, Na Aus Sir, Sundarbani and Agnur sectors in Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian Army responded twice as much as the Pakistani firing.
A day ago, the Trade Union Defense Ministry in a statement, on the night of May 2 and May 3, the Pakistani army opened fire on control line with Jammu and Kashmir’s small weapons of Kubwara, Yuri and trade union areas. The Indian Army immediately responded to the shooting on the border. Pakistan’s permanent representative Asim Iftikar Ahmed called on Ahmed Ahmed a day after the intensification of international intervention in the United Nations, said New Delhi’s action in response to the Bahlkham attack.
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He stressed that Pakistan clearly rejected any attempt to connect with the terrorist incident in Bahlgam on April 22. In 2021, a ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. After the Bahalcam terrorist attacks on April 22, India and Pakistan have taken several stringent measures to each other, after which the Pakistan LOC and the international border have begun to violate the ceasefire.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given the Indian Army a complete freedom to avenge the Bahlkam attack, of which 26 were killed. He said at a high meeting with the Defense Minister, Foreign Minister, National Security Advisor, Security Staff’s leadership and three military leaders that the military should decide how and when to respond to the terrorist attack. In the process of anti -terrorism, the Indian security forces also began demolishing terrorists’ homes or their families.
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The houses of Adil Hussein Tokkar and Asif Sheikh, who are involved in the massacre of Bahlkham, have been destroyed. India closed down the Aeronautical Airlines, with the abolition of all short-term visas issued to Pakistani citizens, leaving the country’s 1960 Sindh Water Agreement in 1960, and closing the Air Force for Pakistani aircraft. Responding to this, Pakistan announced that it would not follow the 1972 Shimla Agreement.
