As tensions in India-Pakistan escalate, Amritsar is still sending a red alarm in Amritsar; authorities send out emergency consultation

Amid increasing tensions between India and Pakistan, Amritsar Regional Collectors (DC) issued a red alarm requiring all residents to stay indoors and away from windows for safety.“We have restored power for your convenience, but we are still in the red alarm. The sirens will ring now. Now, this is a red alarm. Please do not move out of your house; indoors and away from windows. We will notify you when you get a green signal. Please make sure to have compliance and panic.”
Earlier, at around 4:39 a.m., DC also advised people to keep lights away from windows, balconies, roads and terraces.
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The message says: “Be extra careful, please stay indoors, the lights go out and move away from the windows. Please do not go on the road, balcony or patio. Don’t panic. We will let you know when we return to normal activities.”

India slams Pakistan for violating border agreement

Meanwhile, India criticized Pakistan for violating the agreement reached between the two military officers earlier that day. Understanding is about stopping dismissals and military operations along the border, but India said Pakistan violated it within hours. Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said in a special press conference: “In the past few hours, it has been repeatedly violated by the understanding between India and Pakistan’s military operations, which is our violation. This is an objection. It is very serious to ask Pakistan to take appropriate measures to stop the armed forces.

India said it is closely monitoring the situation and will continue to respond firmly to any threats to international borders and lines of control.

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