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Showing posts with label Pahalgam attack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pahalgam attack. Show all posts

Monday, May 5, 2025

Pahalgam attack-Who will take the first step in an attack ?

Srinagar : Pakistan and India had a nuclear agreement in 1988 in which both countries agreed not to attack each other's nuclear installations. In 1991, the agreement was amended and both countries also revealed the locations of their nuclear installations to each other.

Since then, the two countries have been regularly exchanging information on their nuclear locations. India's nuclear doctrine is clearly based on not taking the first step, but if it is attacked with chemical or biological weapons, then it can use nuclear weapons.

After India's termination of the Indus Waters Treaty, Pakistan has warned that after this, the remaining bilateral agreements, including the agreement not to attack nuclear installations, have no validity.

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On the other hand, Pakistan has not formulated any policy regarding the use of nuclear weapons, which leaves it with the option of using nuclear weapons even if India comes within its borders and harms its troops or its economy.

Observers say that Pakistan also has nuclear weapons with limited damage. That is, if Indian forces enter its borders in thousands, it has weapons that can wipe out the opposing forces in a matter of moments.

This is the dangerous scenario due to which there are possibilities of nuclear war between the two countries. In 2022, India accidentally fired a Brahmos missile towards Pakistan. Any such coincidence can set off nuclear missiles.

Who has the key to peace?
If we keep in mind the conflict of the recent past of 2019, one thing becomes clear that after the Pakistan Air Force shot down an Indian plane in retaliation the day after the Balakot attack, the two countries had reached the brink of war and the drums of war were about to sound at any time, however, at that time this war was averted due to pressure from the United States and Western countries.

Even then, Donald Trump was the president in America and he is the same president today. But this time he has made a statement that is very vague, that is, that both countries will find a way out on their own.

After the horrific attacks of  Israel on Gaza and the Russian attacks on Ukraine, the peacekeeping forces are already suffering from distrust, due to which the world is not so interested in the recent tension between the two countries.

There is also an idea that India wants to repeat the dangerous behavior that Israel has shown in Gaza as an example in Kashmir. It has even started demolishing the houses of Kashmiris using the Pahalgam attack as an excuse, and thousands of Kashmiris have been arrested.

Even if there is no full-scale war between the two countries, very bad days have begun for the Kashmiris because India believes that the world will become a spectator in Kashmir just as it was in Gaza.

But this will be a difficult situation for Pakistan, can it leave the Kashmiris alone?
Whenever Pakistan jumps into this war, the risk of nuclear war will increase. It seems that the key to regional peace has fallen in Dal Lake, which both countries and the world have failed to find.

On the other hand, Pakistan has not formulated any policy regarding the use of nuclear weapons, due to which it has an open option, even if India comes within its borders and harms its troops or its economy, it can still use nuclear weapons.

More updates: India is a strategic partner, Pakistan is also a partner, both should reduce tensions: Russia
Dmitry Peskov added that "India is our strategic partner. Pakistan is also our partner. We value relations with Islamabad and Delhi."

Sunday, May 4, 2025

European countries support Pakistan’s proposal for independent probe into Pahalgam attack

Phalgham

Switzerland and Greece have welcomed Pakistan’s proposal for an independent probe into the shooting incident at a tourist spot in disputed state of  Kashmir last month.

The Foreign Office said on Saturday that the Swiss government has also offered to assist in a transparent investigation.

The attack on a popular tourist spot in Pahalgam on April 22 killed 26 people. India blamed Pakistan for the attack, which Islamabad has repeatedly denied.

Tensions between the two nuclear-armed countries increased after the attack, with India imposing trade and shipping restrictions and suspending the Indus Waters Treaty.

Pakistan has demanded an impartial and transparent international probe into the incident and warned that any military action would be met with a befitting response, although Islamabad does not want to escalate tensions.

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Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar spoke to the foreign ministers of Switzerland and Greece over the phone and presented his country’s position on the situation.

The Foreign Office quoted Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis in a social media post, saying that the Foreign Minister “appreciated Pakistan’s commitment to peace and supported its proposal for an investigation.”

According to the statement, after a telephone conversation between the two leaders, Cassis said that “Switzerland is ready to offer its services to assist in an impartial investigation and to find appropriate mechanisms.”

According to another social media post, Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapretis also welcomed Pakistan’s proposal for an impartial investigation and stressed the importance of restraint to avoid escalation and maintain regional stability.

A day earlier, Ishaq Dar spoke to European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaya Kalas, who stressed the need for dialogue between the two nuclear-armed South Asian countries for regional peace and stability.

The Pakistani deputy prime minister told the three European officials that Islamabad rejects India’s allegations and unilateral actions, such as the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty.

He called India’s decision to “keep the treaty in suspension” a violation of international law.

Pakistan and India have fought several wars over the issue of Kashmir, which both countries claim in full but control in part. The renewed diplomatic engagement comes amid fears of further tensions after the Pahalgam attack.

Monday, April 28, 2025

The story of Pahalgam attack

By Sheikh Gulzar
(1) The Pahalgam attack has made it extremely difficult for the Gujarati lobby to invest in the builder line in Kashmir, as now Punjabis will not invest here.

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(2) The Pahalgam attack has made it easier for the Gujarati lobby to invest in the builder line in Kashmir, because now Punjabi Baniyas will not invest here.



On April 22, there was a attack on Pahalgam (Kashmir), before this, on February 27, the Gujarati lobby has ended the connectivity of Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway (DAK Expressway) to Amritsar.

The real reason for this is that the Hindu businessman of Punjab, whom we call Bania or Lala, started buying farm houses in Kashmir after the end of Article 370 in Kashmir. In Kashmir, the Bania of no other state was buying so much land, as much as the Bania of Punjab was buying. The reason for this is that the Punjabi Baniya is relatively braver than other Baniyas of the entire India due to its Punjabi soil. Secondly, because of the connectivity of this expressway to Amritsar, it was very easy for him to go to Kashmir or his connectivity to Kashmir was only a few hours. So he could manage or enjoy his farm house.

Gujarati lobby had trouble buying land in Kashmir by this Punjabi Bania, because Gujarati lobby considers Kashmir as its fiefdom.

They have not done away with Article 370 for commoners to buy land in Kashmir, but now after this Pulwama attack and after cutting the connectivity of Delhi-Amritsar-Katra highway to Amritsar, it will be easy for Adani to cut a residential colony in the entire Kashmir, in which only he is the king. Because, now the Baniya of Punjab who has bought land in Kashmir will only think of selling his land, let alone buying it further.

It is not that this express highway will not be connected to Amritsar, note my point, the day Adani or the Gujarati lobby invests billions of rupees in cutting residential colonies in Kashmir or in builder lines, after that day Amritsar will also be connected to Katra through this expressway.

Thursday, April 24, 2025

Pahalgam Attack, Out of 26 dead 15 are Muslim

Names Of 26 Killed In Pahalgam Terror Attack: Victims Include Tourists From 13 States, Most From Maharashtra

The attack has pricked the bubble of normalcy in Kashmir, leaving the valley and the rest of India seething with anger and sorrow.



The United States has issued an updated advisory after the Pahalgam  attack asking Americans not to travel to Jammu and Kashmir and also within 10 kilometres of the India-Pakistan border.

The update was issued on Wednesday, a day after terrorists opened fire in Kashmir's Pahalgam killing 26 people, mostly tourists, in the deadliest attack in the Valley since the abrogation of article 370 in 2019.

Punishment bigger than they can imagine: PM on Pahalgam

More on what the PM is saying on the Pahalgam terror attack at a rally in Bihar: "On April 22, terrorists killed innocent people of the country in J&K's Pahalgam. The country is sad and in pain after this incident. We stand with the families of the victims. I want to say in very clear words that these terrorists and those who conspired towards this attack will get a punishment bigger than they can imagine. The willpower of 140 crore Indians will now break the back of the masters of terror."

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