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India-Pakistan tension has flared up after the attack on 9 terrorist areas in the Pakistan-controlled area of Kashmir around 2:50 on Wednesday morning.
The central government has issued a statement saying that air strikes have been carried out in 9 places. Indian media claim more than 100 killed. Since the
, other international media have said that at least 35 people have been killed. But Pakistan claimed that 7 people including two children were killed.
So far, it has not been officially confirmed anywhere how much human damage has been done . For the first time since the attack on Pakistan in 1971, all three levels of security agencies of India are working jointly. Which includes the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force .
Chief of Defense Staff Anil Chauhan has met Defense Minister Rajnath Singh in Delhi. Security issues were discussed in the meeting.
All schools and colleges closed in Islamabad
All government and private schools and colleges have been closed in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. Although the government of Pakistan has said that all the scheduled exams will be held at the scheduled time.
Similarly, Pakistani army is continuously firing on the LoC and international border . 6 Indian citizens have been killed in some areas of Jammu and Kashmir in the attack of the Pakistani army. 24 people were injured. BSF has been on high alert on the border of Punjab since
. It is said that BSF is ready to respond to any activity on the part of Pakistan.
Pakistan's air space closed
Keeping in view the recent situation between India and Pakistan, Pakistan has not flown any flight in the air space. On the other hand, India has also canceled flights to the states bordering Pakistan in view of the growing tension.
India has stopped flight operations at 11 airports in seven states. All flights have been suspended in Srinagar, Jammu, Leh, Chandigarh, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Rajkot, Dharamshala, Amritsar, Bhuj and Jamnagar. These airports are close to the Pakistan border.
