Terrorist attack PAHALGAM: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday, April 30, organized key meetings with the Ministers of the Union Cabinet to review the security situation in the background of the terrorist attack of Pahalgam, which killed 26 people, mostly tourists.
Today’s meetings came the day after Prime Minister Modi chaired a high -level security meeting with the Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh, the National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and the chiefs of defense due to the deadly terrorist attack Pahalgam.
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On Wednesday, PM originally chaired the Cabinet for Security Cabinet (CCS) Chairman of the Committee on Political Affairs of the Cabinet.
It was the second time when the Cabinet Committee for Security, which includes the Prime Minister, the Minister of Defense, the Minister of the Interior, the Minister of Finance and the Minister of External Affairs, met the terrorist attack of Paalgam in Jammu and Kashmir.
Meeting Super Cabinet
The second meeting of the day chaired by the Prime Minister assumes importance. This meeting of the Cabinet Political Affairs Committee is called the “Super Cabinet” because it includes the best ministers of the Union Cabinet. CCPA last met in 2019 after a terrorist attack Pulwam, who saw India was responding with Balakot Airstrike.
In addition to the prime minister, the CCPa is Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh, Interior Minister Amit Shah, Minister of Road Transport Nitin Gadkari, Finance Minister Nirmal Sitharaman and Minister of Trade Piyush Goyal.
Overall security situation on CCS
The CCS, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, understands that she dealt with the overall security situation in Jamm and Kashmir in the middle of speculation about the possible retaliation of India for the terrorist attack of Pahalgam, given its cross -border connection, PTI press agency said.
The CCS meeting took place in the residence of Lok Kalyan Marg Prime Minister. At Tuesday’s meeting, Prime Minister awarded the operational freedom to the armed forces in the “regime, goals and timing” of India’s response to attack 22 April.
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There is no official word on CCS yet, which took place on Wednesday, but in the middle of growing hints of retaliatory measures against Pakistan.
At the first CCS meeting on 23 April, a number of repressive measures against Pakistan, including the suspension of the Indus Waters contract, were decided, closed the only operation on the boundaries of the land at Attari and reducing diplomatic links with Pakistan.
In response to Pakistan, Pakistan closed his air space on the Indian plane and suspended all India trade, including third countries. Pakistan rejected the Indian suspension of Indus waters and said that any step towards stopping the flow of water would be considered a “war act”.
Complete Freedom: Modi
At Tuesday’s high -level meeting with a defensive brass modi, the armed forces had “complete operational freedom” to decide on the regime, goals and timing of the reaction of India, government sources said.
The meeting was attended by the Minister of Defense Rajnath Singh, the National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval, the head of the General Chauhan Defense and the Chiefs of Three Services.
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The Prime Minister confirmed that he was “our national determination” to state government resources and add that he expressed that he expressed complete faith and confidence in the professional skills of the Indian Armed Forces.
The terrorist attack of Pahalgam, which killed 26 people, mostly tourists, was carried out on the Baisaran meadow from the legendary hilly resort 22 April, the day of the United States Vice President of JD Vance in India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi He was on a state visit to Saudi Arabia.
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