Pakistan Reaction on Pahalgam Terror Attack: On April 22, 26 tourists were killed by terrorists in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Many people were also injured in this incident, who are currently undergoing treatment in the hospital. After this attack, India took strict action against Pakistan. Along with suspending the Indus Water Agreement, Pakistanis living in India were also asked to return home. Now Pakistan is afraid that India may attack it. Former Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit has given a big statement on this matter. He said that if India attacks Pakistan, it will use its weapons.

Talking to ABN News, the former High Commissioner of Pakistan said, “I have no doubt that India will take some action on Pakistan. The way PM Modi said in Bihar, the language he used is forced to think. If we look back, Uri’s incident happened in 2016, after that India has created a drama of surgical strikes, then this has happened.”

Former High Commissioner of Pakistan said this big thing

He further said, “On hearing the words of the Indian media, it seems that India will definitely take action, but it will have to be seen how big this action will be. Tomorrow they (India) missile tests, but we are ready for it.” He further said that India would like to take revenge on us in 72 hours, but we are fully ready. ”

‘Pakistan will use its weapons’, said Abdul Basit

Abdul Basit said that if India attacks us, we will not sit silent. To what extent we will go. I hope India will not stop our water. India should think 100 times what means to shut water. If water does not flow in these river, then the blood will flow. There is no alternative to him. “He warned that if India attacks us, we will use the weapons that we have.

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Abdul basit on pahalgam terror attack: The terrorist attack on Tuesday (April 22) in Pahalgam, Kashmir has stirred the whole world. This can be gauged from the fact that the leaders of all the countries of the world have reacted to the attack and said to be united against terror.

Lashkar-e-Taiba’s hit squad the registration Front (TRF) has taken responsibility for the attack. Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khwaja Asif said that we have no hand behind this attack. Former Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit in India tweeted and wrote that I am sure that India will make every possible step to take action against Pakistan. However, I have no doubt that this time the reaction of Pakistan will be very hard.

Abdul Basit, former Pakistan High Commissioner in India, had made another tweet, in which he wrote that a lie has been caught in Jammu and Kashmir. Kashmiri Mujahideen never targets citizens. This means that he wanted to say that the local people were behind the terrorist attacks. Because of this, they have targeted citizens. However, those who have also killed are people belonging to TRF, who carry out work at the behest of Lashkar-e-Taiba. Lashkar-e-Taiba is a Pakistani terrorist organization. It was founded in 1989 by Hafiz Saeed, who is the mastermind of the Mumbai 26/11 attack.

I am sure islamabad is taking all possible measures to thwart any Indian Misadventure Against Pakistan. I have no doubt this time Pakistan’s Response would be very hard.

– Abdul basit (@abasitpak1) April 22, 2025

PM Modi appeared in action
The Indian government is seen in action regarding the attack in Pahalgam in Kashmir. 26 people have died in this attack, out of which 2 are also foreign nationals. Seeing the seriousness of the incident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi left the visit to Saudi Arabia and returned to the country. Along with the arrival, he held a meeting with National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister S Jaishankar at the airport and took stock of the situation. Officials said that Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri was also present in this meeting. As soon as the Prime Minister arrived, the officials informed him about the terrorist attack and security situation.