Tension between India and Pakistan is increasing after the Pahalgam terror attack , Pakistan is repeatedly threatening war and atomic bombs. In such a situation, United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres has expressed concern. He has advised both countries not to join the military conflict.
Military conflict can lead to uncontrolled: United Nations
Guterres appealed to India and Pakistan to exercise restraint, saying that ‘tension between India and Pakistan is again at its peak after many years’. I condemn the Pahalgam attack. Attacks on citizens should never be tolerated. Criminals should be legally punished. At this important time, both countries need to avoid especially military conflicts. The situation may be out of control due to military conflict. This has been my constant message in my conversation with both countries. There is no doubt that military conflict is not a solution. Any initiative to reduce stress will be supported by the United Nations.
Order of civil security mock drill in 244 districts of India
The Central Home Department has directed several states to organize civil security mock drills on 7 May. In this mock drill, citizens will be trained to avoid air strikes. It is noteworthy that such a mock drill was last last in 1971, when there was a fierce war between India and Pakistan.
What will be done in a mock drill?
– Sirens will be played by warning of air strikes.
– Citizens and students will be trained about how to escape in the event of attack.
– Blackout will be done everywhere including major cities.
– Citizens will be practiced safe withdrawal.
– Efforts will be made to hide the buildings of important institutions.
