Peace remained at night in areas adjacent to Jammu and Kashmir and International Border, no incident

New Delhi: Last night was quite peaceful in Jammu and Kashmir and other areas adjoining the international border. There is no news of any kind of incident. This is the first quiet night in recent times. This information has been revealed by the Indian Army. That is, there has been no talk of any attack from Pakistan last night. Significantly, a ceasefire has been announced between India and Pakistan and today there is also a conversation between DGMO (Director General of Military Operations) of India and Pakistan.

What did the Indian Army say?

The Indian Army said, ‘The night was largely peaceful in Jammu and Kashmir and other areas along the international border. There is no news of any incident, this is the first quiet night in recent times.

India’s DGMO sent a message to Pakistan’s DGMO

On May 10, Pakistan’s DGMO called India’s DGMO and offered a ceasefire. This was then ceasefire. But a few hours later, Pakistan broke the ceasefire, after which Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri told reporters late Saturday that Pakistan had been called to take appropriate steps to end these violations and deal with seriousness and responsibility from the situation.

Meanwhile, India’s DGMO said, ‘We sent another message to our counterpart on Sunday, which highlighted the violations of consent between DGMOs on May 10 and said that if something like this is repeated tonight or after Pakistan, we will answer them in a fierce and punitive way.’

Significantly, the tension between India and Pakistan reached the peak after the Pahalgam terror attack. However, it is now expected that peace will be established between the two countries. Today there will be talks between DGMO of both countries.

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