Pahalgam Terror Attack / Indian army's strong counterattack, Pakistani soldiers fled leaving their posts

Pahalgam Terror Attack: The situation on the Line of Control (LoC) has heated up once again. According to the latest reports, the precise and strong action of the Indian Army after the ceasefire violation by Pakistan has shocked the Pakistani army. The incident was so horrific that the Pakistani soldiers even left their posts and fled and the national flags were also removed from their posts.

Strong response of the Indian Army

The violation of ceasefire seems to be costly for Pakistan. The Indian Army has targeted many forward posts of Pakistan by adopting a tough strategy in retaliation. According to defense sources, after the firing, information has been received about the escape of Pakistani soldiers from many forward posts of Pakistan. The removal of their flags by Pakistani Rangers shows that an atmosphere of fear prevails there.

Heavy firing on more than 20 posts

Tension has increased in sensitive areas like Naushera, Sunderbani, Akhnoor, Baramulla and Kupwara on the LoC. Heavy firing has been reported on about 20 posts, which is being done by Pakistan. The Indian Army is not only responding to it with full readiness, but is also keeping a close eye on every move of the enemy. Pakistan is trying to target civilian areas and posts, to which the Indian Army is responding with the same intensity.

Fear of India: Islamabad and Lahore become 'no fly zone'

Amidst the increasing tension on the border and the intensity of Indian retaliation, Pakistan has taken precautionary measures on a large scale. Pakistan has expressed apprehension that India may soon take military action like an airstrike. Keeping this in mind, Pakistan has declared Islamabad and Lahore as 'no fly zone' till May 2. By issuing NOTAM (Notice to Airmen), any type of flight in the airspace of these cities has been banned.