This information has been shared at a time when 13 civilians have lost their lives in heavy shelling by Pakistan in Jammu and Kashmir. According to the government, these civilians have died due to ceasefire violations on the Line of Control, and all are located in the Poonch area. The number of injured has risen to 59, of which 44 are in Poonch.
Security has been tightened on the western borders of the country, with Rajasthan and other states being sealed. Leave of government employees has been canceled, and schools and other educational institutions have been closed for the whole day. It has been decided to keep the airspace of many western cities closed till May 10. Security and defense mechanisms are in high alertness, while the multi-layered air defense network is fully functional. Frontline warships are deployed in the Arabian Sea, and infantry units on the border are ready to face any possible situation.
Pakistan is in deep shock after Operation Sindoor. Its army has continuously fired against India on the border of Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in the death of 15 Indian civilians, including a soldier, in Poonch and Kupwara on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Pakistan's National Security Advisor and ISI chief General Asim spoke to Indian National Security Advisor Ajit Doval over the phone. However, Pakistan continues its strategy of intimidating India.
In the last few days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has held several important meetings with Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Chief of Defense Staff General Anil Chauhan and the chiefs of the three armies. During these meetings, possible military action against the Lashkar terror group was discussed. Last week, Modi met Doval and General Chauhan and directed the armed forces to give complete freedom in determining the method, goals and timing of India's military response.
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