India-Pakistan International Border.
There is an atmosphere of tension between India and Pakistan after the terrorist attack on tourists on 22 April in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. 26 tourists were killed in this attack. Hundreds of people are being detained and questioned to reach the bottom of this terrorist incident. India has blamed Pakistan for this attack. At the same time, Pakistan has denied having its hand in this incident. On this, Indian foreign policy experts say that now India will have to cross the Line of Control and solve the problem of terrorism.
‘India will have to cross the Loc’
“India will have to solve the problem of terrorism,” says Srikanth Kondapalli at Jawaharlal Nehru University and Chairman of the Center of East Asian Studies. We also indicated the Balakot AISRIRARRI after the Pulwama attack earlier. So this is an option that indicates that we have to cross the Line of Control, which in any situation has ended by Pakistan’s declaration of the Celebration of the Shimla Agreement, under which tension was caused on the Line of Control. As the Prime Minister has given an open exemption to military forces to take operational decisions yesterday. This means that this is a strategic action that both the Indian Armed Forces Navy, the Air Force can do it but the most important thing is that the Army can play an important role. The third option is clearly pressurizing Pakistan to pressure diplomatic isolation. “
Professor Srikanth Kondapalli at JNU.
Terrorism not tolerated- PM Modi
Let us know that after the Pahalgam terror attack, PM Modi said in a clear tone that terrorism will not be tolerated under any circumstances. PM Modi was on a visit to Saudi Arabia when terrorists carried out a nefarious act in Pahalgam and shot and killed 26 innocent tourists. Outrage is being seen all over the country regarding this heinous crime.
Big decisions in India amid tension with Pakistan
PM Modi is taking major decisions one after the other. Yesterday, he held a meeting with Chief and CDS to the three armies and gave free hand to the army, so today he has taken a big decision in the CCS meeting. It has been decided to restructure the National Security Advisory Board amid tension with Pakistan, which will have seven members and former Raw Chief Alok Joshi will be its chairman. This is a big step of the Modi government after the Pahalgam terror attack.
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