Following the Pahalgam attack, Pakistan, unnerved by India's firm stance and meetings, has closed its airspace to Indian airlines in response to the Atari border closure.
Pahalgam Terror Attack: Tensions between India and Pakistan have further escalated following the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian government, during a CCS meeting, ordered the closure of the Atari check post and the expulsion of Pakistani citizens from India, sending a b message to Pakistan.
Pakistan has now closed its airspace to Indian airlines, meaning Indian aircraft will no longer be able to utilize Pakistani airspace.
PM Modi avoids Pakistani Airspace
Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi avoided using Pakistani airspace on his return from a visit to Saudi Arabia. Upon receiving news of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, PM Modi cut short his foreign trip and returned early.
His plane flew via Oman, Gujarat, and Rajasthan before landing in Delhi, clearly signaling India's resolve.
India's Firm Stance and Pakistan's Frustration
Following the Pahalgam attack, India has sent a clear message to Pakistan that it will not compromise on its security and diplomatic stance. Pakistan, in protest, described the consideration of revoking the Indus Waters Treaty as an act of war. Despite this, India has not retreated and remains committed to b action against terrorism.
Another Strong Reaction Against India
The closure of Pakistani airspace and the Wagah border reflects Pakistan's frustration with India. In response, the Indian government has already planned actions in several areas related to Pakistan.
