India and Pakistan escalate diplomatic standoff after deadly Kashmir attack

India and Pakistan escalate diplomatic standoff after deadly Kashmir attack

Tensions between India and Pakistan continue to escalate following a deadly terrorist attack in Kashmir, with both nations announcing sweeping retaliatory measures affecting travel, trade, and diplomatic ties. On Thursday, India’s Ministry of External Affairs announced the immediate suspension of all visa services for Pakistani nationals, including the revocation of existing visas starting April 27. The only exception applies to medical visas, w…

After the terrorist attack in the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir, the situation between India and Pakistan has worsened. The Indian government revoked all visas for Pakistani citizens. The Foreign Ministry in New Delhi declared that by the end of the month all affected persons must leave the country.

‘Indians Won’t Remain Safe If…’: Pakistan Minister’s Brazen Threat To New Delhi Amid Rising Tensions

Khawaja Asif's comments came amid a looming threat of retaliatory action from India in the aftermath of Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam carnage on Tuesday in which 26 tourists were shot dead by LeT terrorists.

Pahalgam Attack fallout: Indian nationals in PSL crew ordered to leave Pakistan

In a separate development, just days after the tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam that resulted in the deaths of 26 civilians, the live streaming platform Fancode has taken down all PSL-related content from its site.

India-Pakistan enmity continues to warm up. Neighbors, historic rivals, announced a series of punitive measures in the last few hours after New Delhi accused Islamabad of "cross-border terrorism" for a deadly attack on its territory.Read more]]>

India orders Pakistani citizens to leave by April 29

India also canceled all visa services on Thursday as part of a raft of retaliation measures for the deadly attack in Kashmir on Tuesday. Islamabad responded with tit-for-tat measures.