Pahalgam Terror Assault, april 2025 India's response: In an excessive-degree meeting of the cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) chaired by prime minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, the significant authorities took a number of large selections in the aftermath of the preceding afternoon's terror attack in pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Centre also called an emergency, all-party meeting in parliament the following day, under the chairmanship of Defense minister Rajnath Singh.
Here are highlights of the important thing bulletins and selections taken through the committee on april 23:
25 indians and one Nepali killed countrywide in pahalgam assault
All indian forces on alert.
sturdy assistance and regards obtained from countries
Pass-border linkage installed.
Indus Valley Treaty suspended straightaway
The Attari border closed as quickly as possible.
Pakistani nationals will no longer be allowed on indian land.
Any Pakistani national who arrived in india from the Wagah-Attari border and desires to leave india can also
Pakistani military diplomats who are declared 'persona non grata' (unwelcome man or woman) want to leave india in one week.
SAARC visas to india issued to Pakistani nationals stand cancelled; Pakistani nationals in india on these visas are to depart within forty-eight hours.
India will withdraw its navy and air pressure attaché to Pakistan.
Typical strength in pakistan will be brought back to 30 from 55.
Three carrier advisers within the High Commission were called and returned with 5 assistant groups of workers.
All-birthday party meeting to take place in parliament on Thursday
The assembly could be chaired with the aid of Defense minister Rajnath Singh.
In advance of Wednesday, prime minister Narendra Modi and Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman flew back to the country, cutting short their respective professional foreign excursions.
PM Modi became, without delay, briefed with the aid of the countrywide security consultant (NSA), the outside affairs minister, and the finance secretary as quickly as he landed within the countrywide capital.
What's the Indus ('Sindhu') Valley Treaty, and why is it important?
That is a crucial treaty for Pakistan.
Pak gets approximately four-fifths (80 percent) of the water of six rivers under this agreement.
Those rivers are Vyas, Raavi, Satluj, Sindhu, Chenab, and Jehlam.
Under the treaty, india receives water from the Vyas, Raavi, and Satluj, whereas pakistan receives it from the Sindhu, Chenab, and Jehlam (India uses eastern rivers, while pakistan uses western rivers).
In 1960, then indian High minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Pakistani President ayub khan signed the settlement.
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