Kashmir, INDIA | In the wake of the deadly terror attack in Pahalgam that claimed 26 lives, the Indian Army has delivered a strong response to five consecutive nights of unprovoked ceasefire violations by Pakistani forces along the Line of Control (LoC).
During the night of April 28-29, 2025, Pakistani troops initiated small arms fire targeting areas opposite Kupwara, Baramulla, and the Akhnoor sector. The Indian Army swiftly retaliated, stating that its response was “measured and effective” in countering the aggression.
This sustained cross-border firing by Pakistan follows the heightened tensions sparked by the Pahalgam terror attack, which predominantly affected tourists. The preceding four nights also witnessed similar ceasefire violations by Pakistani forces in areas including Poonch and Kupwara.
While no casualties were reported in those earlier incidents, the consistent pattern of breaches has prompted a firm response from the Indian military.
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Sources within the Indian Army have emphasized their readiness to defend the border and their commitment to ensuring the safety and security of the region. The repeated and forceful responses to Pakistan’s provocations underscore this resolve.
In a significant move demonstrating its strong stance following the suspected involvement of cross-border elements in the Pahalgam attack, India has implemented stringent measures.
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These include the suspension of the decades-old Indus Waters Treaty, the closure of the Attari land-border crossing, and the expulsion of Pakistani military personnel stationed in India.
Furthermore, India has directed all Pakistani citizens who entered the country via the Attari border to leave by May 1st.
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Pakistan has reacted sharply to these measures, announcing the closure of its airspace to all Indian airlines and a suspension of all trade with India, including through third countries.
