“Damage to Goodvalas, Mosque, Temple”: Head of Granthi Bhai Surender Singh who opened fire in Pakistan
He added: “The truth is always victorious and we have to speak. Despite all the damage and attacks on Goodvalas and the temples, Pakistan shamelessly blames the Indian army. But the fact is Pakistan is behind it again.”
Balbir Singh, secretary general of the Gurdwara Commission near Ponshi Regional Hospital, called the incident “unfortunate” and said he attended Gurdwara when the teller of Gurdwara was killed in a shooting in Pakistan.
“It’s very unfortunate. The Pakistani army can’t bend over any bend over. When the cashier in Gudvara was hard on Mar. On the road of Sehaji, he recited the Bible from the Bible, was with me for 2-5 minutes, and was with me for only 2-5 minutes, after chatting with me, he talked about a bomb on the bomb, he was in his home, he met him at close range. It was projected to the whole world through false propaganda,” said Singh.
“Not just one, but three gurdwaras were hit. Gurdwara Guru Singh Sabha Poonch, which is a very large gurdwara in Poonch, was hit, as well as Gurdwara Krishna Ghati in the village of Poonnch, and another gurdwara in Jammu and Kashmir which is a very sacred place for Sikhs, the site of Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj (known as Dera Nangali Sahib) was also affected. Indiana said on Saturday that Pakistan violated the understanding that DGMO had achieved earlier in the day when it ceased fire and military operations, and that Indian troops were retaliating and handling border invasions.
Foreign Minister Vikram Misri said in a special briefing that this is a breach of the understanding drawn earlier today and that India is very serious about these violations.
India calls on Pakistan to take appropriate steps to address these violations and to handle the situation seriously and accountably.
Misri said India’s armed forces had been directed to strongly deal with any repeated violations of borders along international borders and instructions for the line of control.
“In the past few hours, tonight, the violation of understanding has been repeatedly violated between the presidents of India and Pakistan’s military operations. This violates the understanding reached earlier today. The armed forces have responded adequately and appropriately to these violations and we are very serious about these violations,” Misri said.
He added: “We call on Pakistan to take appropriate measures to address these violations and to deal with the situation with serious and accountable responsibility. The armed forces have maintained a strong vigilance about the situation. They have directed strongly to deal with any duplicate instances of border violations along the international border.”
He said: “The Director General of Pakistan Military Operations (DGMO) called the Indian DGMO to the Indian DGMO at 15:35 pm this afternoon. A consensus was reached between them that both sides would cease all shooting and military operations on land and air and sea, effective from 1,700 hours of Indian Standard Time.”
He added: “Today, both sides have provided instructions to make this understanding effective. The directors of the military operations will talk again on 1200 hours on May 12.”
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar pointed out in an article on X that India will continue its firm and uncompromising position against terrorism.
