India striks in pakistan: In response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on 22 April, the Indian armed forces attacked strongly under Operation Sindoor in Pakistan and POK on Wednesday (May 7). In this attack, 9 terrorist bases were destroyed. At the same time, after the attack of India, the Pakistani army is now preparing to retaliate on India. This has been decided in the meeting of the National Security Committee of Pakistan (NSC).

The DG of the Pakistani Army media wing ISPR issued an official statement after the NSC meeting. In the statement, ISPR’s DG said that the National Security Committee (NSC) has allowed Pakistan’s armed forces to respond to India’s aggression and the full discount has been given to the Pakistani Army for choosing time and way for this.

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In a statement released after the NSC meeting, DG ISPR said, “Under Article-51 of the United Nations Charter, Pakistan has the right to avenge the loss of life and sovereignty of its innocent citizens and has the right to react to the enemy according to its chosen time, place and manner in its self-defense and in its self-defense. The NSC of Pakistan has allowed Pakistan to react to Pakistan Army forces.”

India targeted Sapphire-Zhelam hydropower project

DG ISPR further said in its statement that in the action taken by India, Pakistan’s Sapphire-Jhelum hydropower project has been targeted. He said that according to Article 54 of the Additional Protocol-1 of the 1977 Geneva Convention, it has been completely banned from attacking, destroying, removing or spoiling the objects necessary for the discharge of common citizens. Which includes drinking water supply or installation and agricultural works.

Apart from this, he also said that according to Article 56 of the same protocol, structures with any dangerous force, which cannot be attacked by dams, dikes and nuclear -operated electric stations, even if they are to achieve a military target. Because such attacks can be released dangerous force and which can have a serious impact on the lives of ordinary citizens.

Loc But the firing continues continuously- DG ISPR

DG ISPR said that violation of firing and ceasefire without provocation on Loc on Loc continues. The Pakistan Army is responding in the same manner. He said that the enemy has suffered heavy losses due to the retaliation of the Pakistan Army and its checkpost has been destroyed.

31 Pakistanis lost their lives in Indian Army attack

DG ISPR also mentioned in its statement that 31 common citizens of Pakistan were killed and 57 people were injured in the attack by the Indian Army. He said that the death toll has increased due to continuous firing and ceasefire violations of the Indian Army.

Ceasefire Violations at Loc: Pahalgam is angry with the terrorist attack all over the country. Meanwhile, the Pakistan Army fired overnight on the LoC, which the Indian Army gave full response. This firing was done by Pakistan from several LOC posts. However, India has not suffered any harm in this.

An official said that Pakistan’s army had attacked with small weapons, but our army gave it correctly. The investigation of this case is still going on and no damage has been done so far.

Army officer issued a statement

“On the night of 25 and 26 April 2025, the LOC was fired on the LoC in Kashmir without any provocation. The Indian Army responded properly with small weapons,” an army official said.

India’s action starts against Pakistan

After the terrorist attacks in Pahalgam and the killing of innocent people, India has taken strict steps against Pakistan. The Government of India has abolished the Indus River Water Agreement and now preparations are being made to crave Pakistan for every drop of water. On this issue, Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Water Power Minister C.R. There was an important meeting between Patil. In this meeting, it was decided that Pakistan will not be sent a single drop of water and work will be started immediately for this.

Short term and long -term schemes were discussed in the meeting. It was decided that the work of removing the silt from the Indus River and dragging would start soon. Also, there was talk on the plan to send river water to other rivers, so that it can be used where there is a shortage of water. How to irrigate with this water and how to build new dams, was also discussed in detail. Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar was also present in the meeting for a while, but his subject was different.