Security forces killed at least three terrorists during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in the Turbat region of Balochistan, the military confirmed on Tuesday. The operation was launched after receiving confirmed intelligence about the presence of militants in the area. According to a statement by Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), troops engaged the terrorist hideout with precision. As a result, three khwarij were neutralized. The ISPR used the word “sent to hell” to describe the elimination of the terrorists. Security personnel also recovered weapons and ammunition from the dead militants. These terrorists had been involved in several violent activities. They had targeted…
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Pakistan’s military has openly accused India of state-sponsored terrorism, presenting what it calls undeniable proof of Indian involvement in attacks inside Pakistani territory. During a major press conference on Tuesday, DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry revealed that an Indian citizen, Abdul Majeed, had been arrested in Jhelum. He was caught on April 25 at a bus stand. The suspect, according to the DG ISPR, carried out 47 terrorist attacks across the country. Lt Gen Chaudhry said that Indian military officers directly supported the arrested man. This support included funding, equipment, and detailed instructions. Among the items seized from…
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz declared that all political parties are standing firmly with the Pakistan Armed Forces. She made this statement during an event held at the Expo Centre in Lahore on Tuesday. Speaking to the audience, Maryam Nawaz emphasized that the government must reach out to people—rather than making people chase the government. She said she didn’t like to see the poor lining up with bags for flour. “Alhamdulillah, three million families have received food rations directly at their doorsteps,” she proudly stated. Maryam Nawaz urged government officials to view their positions as an opportunity for service. “The…
Pakistan has stepped up measures to boost airspace security amid rising tensions in the region. Sources confirmed that strict monitoring of all international flights crossing Pakistani skies has now begun. New orders have been issued to the Air Traffic Control (ATC) to enhance surveillance. The focus is mainly on flights that either originate from India or pass through Indian airspace. Under the fresh guidelines, foreign flights coming from India will now face tighter checks. Any suspicious aircraft must obtain clearance from higher authorities before it is allowed to enter or pass through Pakistan’s skies. This decision is part of Pakistan’s…
The war hysteria in India continues to grow after the recent Pahalgam incident, as New Delhi blames Pakistan without offering any concrete proof. Security sources revealed that Indian authorities are moving quickly to escalate tensions near the border. The Border Security Force (BSF) has begun evacuating several villages near the Line of Control. These include areas in Samba, Kathua, and Akhnoor sectors. This sudden evacuation is being seen as part of a broader effort to prepare for potential military action. Earlier this week, announcements were made from a gurdwara in the Attari sector using loudspeakers. Villagers were told to finish…
After the controversial Pahalgam incident, global media is sounding the alarm on anti-Muslim violence in India. Several outlets have linked this growing hate to the ruling BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies. Reports suggest BJP leaders have openly fueled hatred. Some of them have even supported the display of blasphemous posters inside mosques. Attacks and threats targeting Muslims have sharply increased, especially in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, and Maharashtra. According to Al Jazeera, more than 20 Islamophobic songs were released soon after the Pahalgam attack. These songs glorified violence and hate. BJP leader Nitesh Rane reportedly called for a full…
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has launched a firm crackdown on fake Indian accounts involved in anti-Pakistan propaganda. This action comes amid growing tensions between India and Pakistan. Sources confirmed that Pakistani authorities have detected several suspicious social media accounts. These accounts were actively spreading false content targeting Pakistan. To tackle this coordinated digital assault, the PTA has started monitoring all major platforms around the clock. “We have reported 46 suspicious URLs to the concerned social media companies for blocking,” a PTA official stated. The authority said that fighting anti-Pakistan propaganda online is a continuous battle. Indian-sponsored bots and fake…
Tensions between India and Pakistan are once again on the rise. Early Wednesday morning, Pakistan’s Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar issued a serious warning. He claimed that Pakistan has solid intelligence pointing to a possible Indian military strike within the next 24 to 36 hours. “India is planning a military operation using the Pahalgam incident as an excuse,” Tarar posted on the social media platform X. He warned that if any aggressive move is made, Pakistan will respond decisively. “India will bear full responsibility for any fallout in the region,” he stressed. An official statement was also released through Pakistan’s…
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has warned that a military clash between India and Pakistan may be just days away. He said that the recent surge in India-Pakistan tensions after the deadly Pahalgam attack has brought the region to the brink of war. Last week, a brutal assault in Indian-held Kashmir killed 26 people, including one Nepali national. The incident sparked anger across India, with officials pointing fingers at Pakistan. In an interview with Reuters, Khawaja Asif confirmed that Pakistan had reinforced its military positions in response. “We are now in a situation where something serious could happen at any moment,”…
The 52nd meeting of the Council of Common Interests took place on Monday at the Prime Minister’s House. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired the session. The gathering focused on key national matters such as security, water distribution, and unity among provinces. A major highlight of the meeting was the unified stand against India. The Council of Common Interests strongly denounced India’s “unilateral, illegal, and irresponsible” behavior after the Pahalgam incident. In a joint voice, the council expressed Pakistan’s determination and national solidarity. The members assured the public that the country stands ready to respond to any aggression. A formal resolution…
