India's Strong Response: Visa for Pakistani Citizens Suspended, Airspace Remains Closed

National News: Tensions between India and Pakistan reached the peak on the border between India and Pakistan, after the terrorist attacks in Pahalgam, in which 26 people lost their lives. After this, the two countries immediately agreed to the ceasefire. This agreement is the result of intensive talks between Indian and Pakistani officials.

In response to the attack, the Indian armed forces launched accurate attacks on terrorist bases in Pakistan and Pakistan -occupied Kashmir under 'Operation Sindoor'. In response, Pakistan fired missiles and drones along the Line of Control and the international border, which was thwarted by Indian air defense systems.

Although the ceasefire has now been announced, the following steps implemented by India will be effective:

Indus Water Treaty postponed

Government sources have confirmed that the Indus Water Treaty will be suspended. According to the Ministry of External Affairs, "The ceasefire agreement on Saturday does not include no pre -condition, and the Sindhu Water Treaty will continue to be suspended."

Attari-Wagh check post closed

The integrated check post in the attic will be completely closed. The Attari-Wagh border crossing between India and Pakistan has been closed for a week after a huge movement.

Ban on trade

All imports from Pakistan, whether they are direct or through third countries, will continue to ban. Also, the ships registered in Pakistan have been prevented from entering Indian ports, and Indian ships will be prohibited from reaching Pakistani ports.

Airspace closed

India has decided to close its airspace for flights from Pakistan from 30 April or passing through Pakistani airspace.

Ban on Pakistani artists

In view of national security, Pakistani actors and artists will continue to ban in India. In addition, all OTT platforms, media streaming services have been instructed to remove Pakistani web series, movies, songs, podcasts and other digital content.

Visa suspended for Pakistani citizens

After the Pahalgam attack, India has suspended all types of visas for Pakistani citizens. Pakistani citizens already existing in India were directed to leave the country by 27 April. The medical visa was extended by 29 April, but now it has also been canceled.

These steps have been taken to ensure India's national security and regional stability.