Pahalgam Terror Attack April 2025 India response: At a high-level meeting of the Cabinet Security Committee (CCS), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, the central government made many major decisions in the aftermath of the previous afternoon terrorist attacks in Pahargam, Jammu and Kashmir. The Centre also served as chairman of Defense Minister Rajnath Singh the following day, called the Congress emergency, the All Party meeting.
The highlights of the main presentations and decisions made by the committee include: April 23rd:
- 25 Indians and one Nepali citizen were killed in the attack on Pahargam
- All Indian Army on Alerts
- Strong support and support received from the nation
- Cross-border linkage has been established
- The Indus Valley Treaty was stopped soon
- Attari Borderer closed as soon as possible
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Pakistani citizens are not permitted on Indian lands
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Pakistani citizens who have arrived in India from the Waga Atari border must leave India by May 1
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Pakistani military diplomats (unwelcome people) who are declared “unwelcome people” (unwelcome people) must leave India in one week
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SAARC visas to India issued to Pakistani citizens have been cancelled. Pakistani citizens of India will depart within 48 hours on these visas
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India will lift military, navy and air forces into Pakistan
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Pakistan’s overall strength is back from 55 to 30
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5 support staff and 3 service advisors from the High Committee who are called back
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All-Party Meetings to be held in Parliament on Thursday
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The meeting will be chaired by Defense Minister Rajnassin
Earlier on Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman returned to the country and shortened their respective official foreign tours.
Prime Minister Modi was immediately explained to him that the National Security Advisor (NSA), Foreign Minister and Treasury Secretary would land in the domestic capital.
What is the Indus (“Sindu”) Valley Treaty? Why is it important?
- This is an important treaty for Pakistan.
- Pak will obtain approximately four-fifths (80%) of the water in the six rivers under this agreement
- These rivers are: Vyas, Raavi, Satluj, Sindhu, Chenab, Jehlam
- Under the treaty, India receives water from Vyas, Raavi and Satluj, but Pak gets it from Sindhu, Chenab and Jehlam (India uses the east river, Pakistan uses the western river)
- In 1960, then Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlalnehru and Pakistani President Ayub Khan signed the agreement.
