South Asia on Edge: Pakistan Hits Back After Kashmir Carnage

Gunmen opened fire on innocent tourists near Pahalgam in Indian-administered Kashmir, killing 26 and injuring many more. As the world watched in horror, Indian authorities pointed fingers at Pakistan-based militants, sparking a diplomatic earthquake across the region.

Modi's Fiery Vow: "We Will Hunt Them Down"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi wasted no time. In a fierce speech, he promised brutal retribution against the attackers and their backers: "India’s spirit will never be broken." New Delhi immediately cut off visa services for Pakistanis and slammed the border shut.

Pakistan Hits Back Hard — And Fast
Not one to sit quietly, Islamabad responded with a full-force diplomatic assault:

Airspace closed to Indian flights

All trade with India suspended

Indian diplomats slashed to 30

Water treaty threats met with warnings of "Act of War"

Sri Lanka’s  Move: A Call Straight to Modi

Amid the chaos, Sri Lanka’s Acting President picked up the phone, making a personal call to Prime Minister Modi to offer condolences. The unexpected gesture from Colombo underscored the deep regional alarm over rising tensions.

Mass Arrests in Kashmir — 1,500 Rounded Up

In a massive crackdown, police detained over 1,500 people across Kashmir for questioning. As authorities chase leads, a ₹2 million bounty has been placed on the attackers' heads, with a manhunt spreading across the region.

The World Watches: Will India and Pakistan Clash Again?

With emotions boiling over and both countries trading blows diplomatically, fears are mounting: will this tragedy spiral into another war between the nuclear neighbours?