Pakistan announces reprisals against India after the Kashmir attack Conflict news

Pakistan has Declare A series of reprisal diplomatic moves against India and demanded evidence to support Indian government’s allegations that Islamabad is involved in the Kashmir attack.

Suspect killing At least 26 people on Tuesday in the picturesque PAAALGAM resort in the bloodiest attack in this quarter in a quarter of a century in Kashmir by Al -Hindi. A statement issued in the name of the resistance interface (TRF), which is believed to be a branch of the Armed Lashkar-E-TAIBA armed group, which is based in the attack.

In a speech on Thursday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to chase the gunmen with “the ends of the earth.” New Delhi also commented on India’s participation in the water -sharing agreement and concluded its main terrestrial borders with Pakistan from other reprisals.

On Thursday, Pakistani Prime Minister Shaybaz Sharif stopped the channel’s irrigation project, a day after India withdrew from the endos -Waters treaty in a move that caused its concern about the water supply in Pakistan.

In a statement issued by his office, Sharif said that while Pakistan is concerned about the loss of the life of tourists (in Kashmir by Al -Hindi), “The Committee reviewed the Indian measures that were announced on April 23, 2025 and described it unilaterally, unfair, with a political motivation, cannot be irreversible, and retreat from legal happiness.”

The statement added: “In the absence of any reliable and verified evidence, attempts to link the Bahamjam attack with Pakistan are trivial, free of rationality and defeat.”

“I refute, heavily refuted, the allegations that the Indian government went to,” Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja Asif told Al -Jazeera.

Islamabad also announced the imminent closure of the borders of Fajah with India, but he said it would remain open until April 30. All Indian citizens, with the exception of Sikh pilgrims, ordered to leave in 48 hours.

Pakistan also suspended visas that were released to the Indians as part of the Saarc program, and it was reduced by the employees of the Indian High Commissioner in Islamabad to 30 years and closed the airspace of all Indian aircraft, while all commercial activities were suspended with India.

Kamal Haider of Haribor, Pakistan, said he was “a response to a dream.”

He said: “All eyes will be on what India is doing after that, because Modi says that there will be a quick response. He meets the leaders of his party in India, and this will be important.”

He added: “But Islamabad did not release her words, saying that any military response will be a mutual meeting from the Pakistani side as well.”

“Please do not think that the Kashmiris are your enemies.”

Both Pakistan and India Kashmir claim in their entirety, but it runs parts of it separately.

On Thursday, India -run police issued drawings and announced a reward for obtaining information about three suspects believed to be behind a deadly attack on Tuesday.

A reward of 2 million Indian rupees (about 23,000 dollars) have been offered for any information that causes it.

Police say the suspects are members of the Lashkar-E-TAIBA group; It was called the name of Hashem Musa (nicknamed Suleiman), Ali Bahi (the pseudonym for me), and Adel Hussein Taker.

According to the police, it is believed that Moses and Bhahi are Pakistani citizens.

Thoker, also known as Adil Guree, residing in Kashmir, and the investigators linked him to the attack on the testimony of the wife of a victim.

The senior police official told Al -Jazeera that more than 1500 people were arrested to interrogate them regarding the ongoing investigation.

the region It is still tense with increased security and uncomfortable in all parts of the region, two days after the Paalgam attack.

But stores and companies began to reopen after closing, protesting yesterday.

Local commercial bodies and political leaders called for closing while taking the streets to condemn the deadly attack.

“Everything looks dark. We do not know what the future hides to this place,” said Mahraj Ahmed Malik, who sells dried fruits in the main city of Srinjar.

“Everything was delighted two days ago, and now there is fear and silence.”

The Prime Minister of Jammu and Kashmir Omar Abdullah expressed his deep grief over the last attack in Bahmeg, recognizing the loss of “25 guests who came here to enjoy their vacation” and supported one of the residents “who sacrificed his life to save people there.”

He told the news agency in India: “The people of Kashmir came out and expressed the same thing: that they did not participate and that the attack was not them.”

“Please do not think that Kashmirin is your enemies; we are not guilty of it … We have also suffered 35 years ago.”