After the Pahalgam terror attack, India has taken some strict steps against Pakistan. Today India has closed the airspace for Pakistani planes.
After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India has taken a big action against Pakistan. India has closed the airspace for Pakistan. Notice to Airmen i.e. NOTAM has been issued. NOTAM has been issued from 30 April to 23 May. During this time, no Pakistan registered aircraft or military aircraft can enter Indian airspace.
'NO ENTRY' for Pakistanis
The Army, Navy and Air Force are preparing to strike Pakistan across the LoC but the strike has already begun on this side of the LoC. Pakistanis were living illegally in India for the last 40 years. The Jammu & Kashmir Police is engaged in identifying those Pakistanis who had even become voters of Jammu & Kashmir fraudulently. All Pakistanis are being sent back to Pakistan one by one. India has completely closed its doors and routes for Pakistanis. A NO ENTRY board has been put up for Pakistanis on the Indian border.
'We don't want war with India, we want a deal'
Meanwhile, a big news has also come from Pakistan. Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister has again said that war is confirmed in 36 hours. An even bigger thing is that Pakistan's Deputy PM Ishaq Dar has said that he has received this news from a very reliable source and this source will not be wrong. India can attack us in 36 hours. Pakistan's Deputy PM also said that we do not want war with India, we want to deal with India.
Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif gave a big statement
Pakistan is sweating just by imagining what India is going to do after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on April 22. Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif also said on Wednesday that despite efforts being made by various countries to reduce tensions between the two neighboring countries, the chances of conflict with India are increasing with the passage of time.
According to Pakistan's Defence Minister, India is going to attack. Asif made this comment while talking to the media outside the Parliament, where he was asked about the security situation in the country. He said, "With the passage of time, the chances of conflict are increasing, not decreasing. However, many countries are trying to avoid this situation." Asif expressed commitment to give a befitting reply to India in case of any attack on Pakistan, but refused to give details of Pakistani action.
