India closes main border crossing with Pakistan after Kashmir attack

By Rhea Mogul Aishwarya S. Iyer and Sophia Saifi Relations between India and Pakistan are at a breaking point following a deadly attack in the disputed Himalayan region of Jammu and Kashmir that left dozens of tourists dead. All but one of the 26 people massacred in Tuesday’s attack were Indian nationals, sparking a fresh wave of unrest in a region at the epicenter of a long-running and often violent territorial fight between Pakistan and India.…

The diplomatic crisis between India and Pakistan has escalated this Tuesday after the Indian Government announced its decision to revoke all visas for Pakistani citizens as of 27 April. The measure implies that all nationals of that country “who are currently in India must leave the country”, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement in which it called “primarily for Indian citizens to avoid travelling to Pakistan”.

India and Pakistan expel each other’s citizens as fears grow of military escalation

Indian PM Narendra Modi says his country will pursue attackers ‘and their backers... to the ends of the Earth’

India has ordered all Pakistani citizens, which it accuses of supporting terrorism in the Indian part of Kashmir, where 26 people were killed on Tuesday, to leave India by next Tuesday. Pakistan has announced a series of retaliatory measures in response.

Escalation in the conflict between India and Pakistan! India has ordered the departure of all Pakistani citizens until April 29.

The crisis between the South Asian nuclear powers escalated: After the deadly attack in Kashmir, India ordered all Pakistanis to leave until April 29. Pakistan promptly responded.