Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Has Cut Short His Trip to Saudi Arabia and Returned to New Delhi on Wednesday Following An Attack by Militants On Tourists Near the Picturesque Town of Pahalgam in Indian Administration Kashmir.
Security in the Region has actually been Beefed Up Since Tuesday’s Attack, which Targeted Civilians, Resulting In The Death of At Least 26 People, with Another 17 Injured.
The physical violence was among the most dangerous episodes in a lengthy background of dispute in the challenged area that is split mainly in between india and pakistan.
How is India Responding to the Attack in Kashmir?
Modi Was Briefed by National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar Upon His Arrival at the Airport, According to Local Reports.
Modi is for that reason Reportedly Scheduled to Chair a Meeting with a few of one of the most elderly preachers in his cupboard.
Home Minister Amit Shah Met With Family Members of Those Who Were Killed and Injured in the Attack in the Nearby City of Srinagar.
Tens of Thousands of Security Forces Were Deployed to Patrol the Region andSet Up Additional Checkpoints Former Militant’s Were Brought in For Questioning and Cars Were Searched.
The Resistance Front (TRF), to associate of the Banned Terror Group Lashkar- E-Taiba (Let), Claimed Responsibility for the Attack on Social Media.
The Trf Group Reportedly Formed After The Modernment Scrapped The Special Status That Granted Special Privilegees to the People of the Former State Of Jammu And Kashmir in 2019.
Pahalgam Attack, One of Biggest in Years
The attack on private citizens on Tuesday has actually been referred to as a “Terror Attack” by Indian Officials, with the Region’s Top Elected Official, Omar Abdullah, Posting to Social Media That The Assault “is Much Larger Than Anything We’ve Seen Directed at Civilians in Recent Years.
The Suspected Terror Attack Came As a Shock As The Picturesque Himalayan Region Has Been Relative Aly Safe for Civilians During the Decadeslong Conflict.
The Number of Domestic Tourists Visiting Kashmir, Officialy Called the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, Has Increased in Recent Years.
The Last Major Assault in the Region Took Place in 2019, When a Suicide Bomber Killed 40 Members of Indian Security Forces.
A Pakistan-Based Terror Group Jaish- e-Mohammed (JEM) Claimed Responsibility for the Attack and India Responded by Carrying Out Strikes inNorthwestern Pakistan
Edited by: Alex Berry
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