Pakistan in panic: ISPR DG summary party; Prez calls special PARL conversation | World News
India-Pak tensions: Pakistan continues to panic after the Pahargam terrorist attack, fearing India's attack. Although India continues to hold a series of high-profile meetings, Pakistan has also begun. On Sunday night, the Pakistani army's DG ISPR introduced to all major political parties in Pakistan, and the meeting lasted for several hours and ended midnight. On the other hand, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari called for a special session of the National Assembly following border tensions.
Pakistan's mission in New York shared that it has requested a closed UNSC meeting today in Kashmir, New York. This is his baselessness on Kashmir after India's slammed Pakistan by the UN Security Council.
DG ISPR Short Party
At a closed-door meeting in Islamabad on Sunday, Director-General of Public Relations (ISPR), Lieutenant Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry and Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar briefed the party representatives on national security matters, but due to escalating tensions with India. Discussions are reportedly centered around the recent Pahargam terrorist attack. Sources said DG ISPR's readiness status for participants has been updated.
Presidential conference call
President Asif Ali Zardari convened a National Assembly meeting scheduled for 5:00 pm today (Monday) to address rising tensions in the region. According to the Secretariat of the National Assembly, the meeting was convened under Article 54, Article 1 of the Constitution and the mandate granted to the President was exercised.
The current 16th session of the National Assembly will focus on increasing pressures in Pakistan-Indian relations and the regional impacts following the Pahalgam incident.
Pakistan successfully tested an enhanced version of its nuclear-capable Abdali missile yesterday, extending its range to 450 km. This is in a situation of similar conflicts between the two countries.
The most brutal Jamu and Kashmir terrorist attacks on April 22 in Pahargam since 2000 were the killing of 26 people by terrorists. India shows evidence of Pakistan's involvement in the attack, as one of the terrorists is former Para Sunido of the Pakistani army.
