Pahalgam terrorist attack: Search Operation Under Way, J&K on High Alert – Top Development | Bharat News

New Delhi: At least 28 people were killed after terrorists set fire to a group of tourists in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. The fierce terrorist attack in Pahgam is one of the biggest terrorist attacks after the cancellation of Article 370 in 2019.
According to the survivors, 6 foreign militants wore army bags, recognized their victims with confidence, so that they were asked to reveal their names and recite the Islamic Shloka, before they sprinkle bullets on them.
Here are the top development
PM Modi holds the main meeting
Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed in Delhi on Wednesday after shortening his two -day Saudi Arabia visit. Soon after touching below, PM Modi held an important meeting with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, EMS Jaishankar and others, who were discussing the situation in view of the Pahalgam terror attack.
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Meanwhile, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitarman also quit his arrival from his official visit to America and Peru in India. Sitarman arrived in America for a six -day visit on Sunday, after which he was going to travel to Peru for a five -day visit.
Rahul Amit Shah speaks with CM Omar Abdullah
Lok Sabha Lop Rahul Gandhi spoke to Union Home Minister Amit Shah and took stock of the situation after the terrorist attack
In a social media post on X, the Congress leader said that he has also spoken to Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and J& State Congress Committee President Tariq Karra on the attack and advocated justice and support for the victims.
“HM Amit Shah, J&K CM Umar Abdullah, and J&C President Tariqam talked about the terrible Pahalgam terror attack. The situation received an update on the situation. The victims’ families deserve justice and our full support,” said Rahul.
The Congress on Tuesday asked the government to take accountability for the terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir that rather than making “hollow claims” on the position of normal in the center area, and demanded that a consensus meeting be called to take political parties into confidence.
The opposition party condemned the terrorist attack as a blot on humanity and said it should not be “effectively unanswered”.
Search operations on the way, J&K on high warning
Security forces carried out a prominent manhunt, leading to the area to track the terrorists responsible.
“The search operation is currently in progress, with all efforts focused on the attackers,” Chiner Corps said in a statement overnight, “said in a statement overnight.
Since the attack, security has been given beef, the streets usually become deserted in a stirring tourist area.
Army infiltration bid in Baramulla
Meanwhile, security forces also thwarted an intrusion bid along the line of control in Baramulla.
According to the Indian Army, the terrorists tried to infiltrate the Uri Nala of Baramulla through the general area Sirjivan.
Chiner Corps said in a post on X, “On 23 April 2025, about 2-3 UI militants tried to infiltrate through the general area Sirjivan in Uri Nala, Baramalla (in North Kashmir),” Chiner Corps said in a post on X.
The LOC was challenged by vigilant soldiers and stopped the intruders, resulting in fire fighting, the army said.
“Operation is in progress,” said this.
Kashmir closed
In response to a recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, several political parties in Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday extended their support for a call for Kashmir bandh (shutdown) to condemn the attack and show solidarity with the families of the victims.
The Jammu and Kashmir National Conference (JKNC) has appealed to the people to make the bandh “complete success” and join the condemnation of the Pahgam terror attack.
In a social media post on X, JKNC wrote, “On the instructions of the party president, JKNC joined the collective call for a bandh in a strong condemnation of the Pahalgam terror attack. We appeal to the people of Jammu and Kashmir that there is a complete success to ensure the hearts called by religious and social leaders.”
Mehbooba Mufti, the head of Jammu and Kashmir People’s Democratic Party (PDP), has expressed solidarity with the families of the victims and supported the shutdown, called it “attack on all of us”.
“The Chamber and Bar Association Jammu has called for a complete closure of tourists tomorrow to protest against the horrific terrorist attack. I appeal to all the Kashmiris to join all the Kashmiris to unite in solidarity in solidarity. Posted.
Tourists ran away from Kashmir
After the attacks, a wave of fear and uncertainty has held tourists, as many of them have vacated hotels in Srinagar, Anantnag and Gulmarg.
Chandrakant Kail, an IMD officer from Pune, left Pahgam with his wife’s moments before the attack. Kel said on the phone, “When we were in the way of Srinagar, we came to know about it. I was completely shaken.”
Pune-based lawyer Vijay Singh Thombare, currently with his wife leader Rupali Patil-Thombaire in Srinagar, tourists said that they are worried and eager to leave. “Most of us are scared and want to leave J&K as soon as possible,” he said.
He said, “We were in Pahalgam on Sunday, then moved to Gulmarg the next day. Today, we were enjoying a Gondola ride when the soldiers instructed all tourists to vacate and return to hotels,” he said.
Many tourists in Pahalgam and surrounding areas left for Srinagar, vacating the hotel. A hotel businessman said, “They got nervous and did not want to stop.” However, they could not proceed to Jammu due to the closure of the highway due to landslides.