Pakistan was angry at the announcement of India
According to a statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Office for Pakistan (PMO), the attendees discussed the national security environment and the regional situation, especially the Pahalgam attack. “Expressing concern over tourist lives, the committee reviewed Indian actions announced on April 23, 2025, and described them from unilateral, injustice, politically motivated, extremely irresponsible and legal ability,” the statement said.
India is accused of spreading terrorism in Pakistan
The Pakistani PMO statement said, “Pakistan will exercise the right to postpone all bilateral agreements with India, including the Shimla Agreement.” Pakistan did not stop here, it accused India of promoting terrorism inside Pakistan. In addition, he said in the allegations, “India does not refrain from clear behavior of international killings and international law, nor is UN resolutions regarding Kashmir.”
‘The declaration of war’ was asked to break the Indus Water Treaty
The PMO statement said, “Pakistan completely rejects India’s announcement to postpone the Indus Water Treaty.” The statement said that the agreement is a binding international agreement, with no unilateral suspension supply. The NSC insisted, “Water Pakistan is an important national interest, it is the life of 240 million people and its availability will be preserved at all costs.” It has been warned, “According to the Indus Water Treaty, any attempt to stop or divert the rights of Pakistan’s water flow and the lower coastal region will be considered as a war process and it will be answered with full force throughout the field of national power.”
Pakistan closed Wahgah Border Post
Pakistan has said that it will shut down the Wagah Border Post with immediate effect. Along this route, all transit across the border will be suspended without exception. Those who have crossed the border with legitimate assistance may return immediately, but not later on April 30, 2025, later.
Indian citizens’ visas were canceled in addition to Sikhs
Pakistan has suspended all visas under the SAARC visa waiver scheme issued to Indian nationals and immediately canceled the Sikh religious pilgrims and immediately canceled them. Under the SVES, Indian citizens are currently instructed to leave Indian nationals in Pakistan within 48 hours.
The number of employees in the Indian High Commission decreased, the air traffic also stopped
Pakistan has also said that the Indian High Commission in Islamabad will be limited to 30 diplomats and employees from April 30, 2025. Pakistan’s airspace will be closed immediately for all Indian -administered or India -run airlines. All trade with India, including Pakistan from the third country, has been immediately suspended.
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