Pakistan is nervous after India’s Operation Sindoor and it can be clearly seen. Due to which the ceasefire violations are increasing near the villages adjacent to the Line of Control (LoC), whose army is giving a befitting reply. Pakistan’s problems have increased due to the military’s retaliation. It has started a migration campaign in the border villages of Bajwat sector of Sialkot. Recently a stampede -like situation arose in Sialkot. Emergency sirens were played throughout the region and public announcements were made repeatedly. Pakistani troops have appealed people to go to safe areas.
Pakistan has not forgotten its habit of doing nefarious acts.
Pakistan is targeting the common people of India on the Line of Control. He has fired heavy weapons and mortar on the villages adjacent to the Line of Control (LoC). In which citizens living in Karnah and Poonch of Kupwara have died. It also includes many children. According to officials, 13 people have died, while 57 people have been injured. Although Pakistan has not forgotten the habit of doing its nefarious acts, the Indian Army is responding with full readiness. On the night of 7-8 May, the Pakistani Army violated ceasefire with small weapons across the Line of Control in Kupwara, Baramulla, Uri and Akhnoor areas of Jammu and Kashmir.
‘Be ready to fight any situation’: Amit Shah
After this action of India, tension on the border between the two countries has increased more than before. On Wednesday (May 7), Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a meeting with Chief Ministers and Lt. Governors of the border states adjacent to Pakistan and Nepal. In this meeting, the Union Minister has instructed the states to maintain the availability of essential commodities and services and keep relief and rescue forces like SDRF, Civil Defense, Home Guard and NCC on alert to deal with any situation. He has also instructed to monitor anti -national propaganda on all social media platforms and to take immediate action and maintain uninterrupted communication and security at sensitive places.
