WEBDESK: Tensions continue to rise between India and Pakistan as India evacuates villages near the border in response to the Pahalgam false flag operation. The Indian government, citing security concerns, has cleared several villages in the Samba, Kathua, and Akhnoor sectors, prompting concern and outrage among citizens.
This is not the first time India evacuates villages without clear evidence of imminent danger. Earlier, similar actions were taken in the Attari sector, where residents were told via loudspeaker announcements from Gurdwaras to harvest their crops quickly and prepare to leave. Such abrupt decisions have left people confused and fearful.
The government’s claims of Pakistani involvement in the Pahalgam attack remain unverified, but the aggressive steps have continued. As India evacuates villages in sensitive areas, it has also launched a massive media campaign, blocking hundreds of Pakistani news channels to control the narrative.
Many citizens and analysts are questioning the logic behind these actions. On social media, voices of dissent are growing louder.
As India evacuates villages along the Pakistan border, international observers are urging both sides to remain calm and pursue peaceful dialogue.
United States (US) State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce during a press briefing revealed that the US is working to reduce tensions between India and Pakistan.
Bruce further revealed that the US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will contact his counterparts in Pakistan and India to deescalate the rising tensions between nuclear-armed countries.
