Pahalgam's Fallout: Pakistan bans Indian Flagbearers from Ports after Delhi's retaliatory steps | India News
Pahalgam tensions: In New Delhi announced on Saturday that it would ban ships docking at Indian ports. In New Delhi, Pakistan has banned Indian-style ships from entering its ports. The move took 26 lives after the deadly Pahalgam terrorist attack.
Islamabad also prohibits Pakistan's flag bearers from visiting any Indian port.
“In view of the recent developments in the maritime situation in Pakistan with its neighbouring countries to safeguard maritime sovereignty, economic interests and national security measures, this is an immediate measure: Indian flag bearers shall not be allowed to visit Pakistani ports in any Indian port, nor shall they visit any Indian ports. [and] Any exemption or disposal shall be examined and decided on the basis of the case. “Daoming quoted an order from the Ministry of Ports and Transport of Pakistan's Ministry of Maritime Affairs.
India's punishment measures against Pakistan
India has announced a series of punitive measures against neighboring countries, including a ban on imports from Pakistan.
“Either free import or otherwise permitted, direct or indirect import or transit of all goods originating from or exported from Pakistan shall be immediately prohibited,” the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said in a statement.
Another move, according to a notice from the Ministry of Communications, the Indian government suspended the exchange of all inbound mail and parcels from Pakistan through air and ground routes.
India lowered its diplomatic ties with Pakistan and suspended the 1960 Indus Treaty after a terrorist attack on Chamu and Pahalgam in Kashmir on April 22.
Pakistan also reportedly conducted a test launch of the Abdali surface-to-surface ballistic missile on Saturday, with a range of 450 kilometers.
According to ANI, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) dismissed a marijuana service for covering up his marriage to a Pakistani national because he covered up his marriage to a Pakistani national and “consciously concealed her visa validity”.
