What happened after India-Pakistan ceasefire?
India-Pakistan Ceasefire: On April 22, a major terrorist attack took place in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, in which 26 innocent people lost their lives. 15 days later, India launched an aircraft on Pakistan on the intervening night of 7-8. India demolished 9 terrorists bases in Pakistan and POK, killing around 100 terrorists. India described this airplay as action after the Pahalgam terror attack. India took this action under ‘Operation Sindoor’, but Pakistan started firing on the border, calling it an attack on the country. Pakistan kept trying to attack with drones and missiles for four consecutive days to attack India, but failed.
After this, India and Pakistan on Saturday agreed to immediately stop all types of firing and military operations in the ground, air and sea after four days of cross -border drone and missile attacks. Suddenly the ceasefire was announced by US President Donald Trump on social media. After this, Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt made a formal announcement. Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social, “After a long night conversation in the US mediation, I am happy to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to the complete and immediate ceasefire.” Trump further said, “Congratulations to both countries for using common sense and great intelligence. Thank you people for focusing on this matter!”
However, a drone attack occurred at night in Jammu and Kashmir a few hours after this announcement. The sound of the blasts has been heard. The security personnel had to activate the air defense systems to demolish them down. In a hasty press briefing called at 11 pm, Foreign Secretary Vikram Egypt made it clear that Pakistan violated the ceasefire in the evening and the armed forces gave a befitting reply.
What after ceasefire agreement?
- Blackout was re -implemented in many districts of Punjab after withdrawing the blackout ban on Saturday as a precaution.
- Blackouts have been applied again in Hoshiarpur, Ferozepur, Fazilka, Pathankot, Patiala, Moga, Kapurthala and Muktsar in Punjab.
- In a statement released at 5.44 am, the deputy commissioner of Amritsar said that electricity has been restored in the city, but the red alert is still going on. Please do not get out of your house, stay indoors and stay away from the windows. We will inform you when we get the green signal.
- Apart from Punjab, blackouts have also been announced in many cities of Gujarat. Blackout has been announced in Kutch, Jamnagar, Santalpur taluka, Patan and Banaskantha.
- Gujarat Minister of State for Home Harsh Sanghvi wrote in a post on X, “Many drones have been seen in Kutch district. Now completely blackout will be implemented. Please be safe, do not panic.”
- As a precaution in Rajasthan too, blackouts in Jodhpur and Jaisalmer have been re -implemented after being withdrawn.
- The movement of drones was observed at night in Ghadasana area of ​​Ganganagar, Rajasthan.
- An army soldier was injured in an encounter with a suspect seen near the military station in the city on Saturday evening in Nagrota, Jammu and Kashmir.
- After the violation of the ceasefire, Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar admitted that there were differences between the army and the government in Pakistan. The Pakistani government was ready for ceasefire.
- Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) said that the operations at Delhi Airport are running smoothly.
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