Srinagar: Although Pakistani forces reportedly violated the new ceasefire from multiple departments of the Line of Control (LOC) and International Border (IB), a massive explosion once again shocked Srinagar on Saturday night, with several drones hovering in the sky creating a horrifying atmosphere at Kashmiri Capital.
This is a few hours after India and Pakistan agreed to a “complete and immediate ceasefire”. Chief Minister. “What the hell is the ceasefire?” Omar Abdullah said in another article: “It’s not a ceasefire.” Air defense forces in central Srinagar have just opened. ”
It is not yet known whether the explosion was caused by a drone that dropped the bomb or intercepted the incident. The subsequent explosion of warning sirens and power outages caused panic among residents, many of whom were believed to be running towards a safer place perceived.
Soon, officials informed that the explosion arm was mainly caused by air defense guns and other weapons caused by security forces’ attempts with unmanned aircraft (UAVS) sent to Pakistan. Reports of similar activities and interventions by security forces are coming from some other areas in the Kashmir Valley and Chamu area.
Around the same time, new ceasefire violations were reported across multiple locations along the Line of Control (LOC) and the International Boundary (IB), with Pakistani forces firing small arms at the Indian forward positions and shooting at unmanned hills and open fields. Officials said the Indian Army and Border Security Forces (BSF) are responding proportionally.
The cross-border shooting occurred in the Akhnoor and Rajouri departments of the LoC and RS Pura and Palanwalla departments of IB. A security official who spoke with the newspaper on anonymous condition said it would take some time to implement a ceasefire on the ground. “As of now, only intermittent shooting of small arms has occurred,” he said.
At the end of the dawn period, Srinagar heard three huge explosions. During a morning walk, the reporter saw smoke rolling in the bushes in Zabarwan Hills in Srinagar after the Big Bang.
Soon, a missile-like object landed in Lake Dal, the main tourist resort in Srinagar. No casualties were found during the drone strike in Srinagar.
Officials said a drone was shot down by the air defense system at the old Srinagar airport. At around 11:45 a.m., two other explosions shocked the city.
Residents of Lasjin, a suburb of the city, said a projectile landed in a house in Ghulam Mohiuddin Bhat without causing any damage.
Officials said the defense authorities activated the ground of the air missile system with the massive engagement in Srinagark.
Rehari colonies in Jamu were awakened by a shocking explosion caused by a drone attack. One residence was the first to hit, and several other houses and cars parked were damaged. In the impact of the explosion, bricks and concrete were covered with bricks and concrete on the street.
Another explosion that drone delivered might cause occurred near Hindu temples in the nearby Roop Nagar area.
Chief Minister Mr. Abdullah visited both places later in the day to assess the damage. “The pain and destruction faced by residents is worrying. We stand with every affected family and will ensure that all necessary support is provided.” The Chief Minister reiterated his government’s “strong commitment to protecting the lives and well-being of its citizens in the ongoing hostilities (between India and Pakistan).
It is reported that in the garrison town of Udhampur, the safety device caused damage. The rest of the day, the city and its communities remain calm.
