On Sunday, Air Chief Marshal A P Singh, the Chief of Air Staff, met with Prime Minister Modi to address the security situation following the April 22 attack that resulted in the deaths of 26 civilians.
Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan in the wake of a fatal terrorist assault in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi convened with Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh on Monday. Within a mere two days, this meeting represents the third instance of high-level interaction between the Prime Minister and senior defence officials.
On Sunday, Air Chief Marshal A P Singh, the Chief of Air Staff, met with Prime Minister Modi to discuss security concerns following the attack on April 22 that resulted in 26 civilian deaths. Less than 24 hours before the Air Chief’s meeting, Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi had briefed the Prime Minister on maritime security, especially regarding the condition of sea lanes in the Arabian Sea.
No official details about the content of the Prime Minister’s meeting with Defence Secretary Singh on Monday have been released yet.
On India Pakistan Conflict 2025, India has promised to penalize those accountable. During a high-level meeting last Tuesday, Prime Minister Modi conferred upon the armed forces “complete operational freedom” to decide on the method, timing, and targets of India’s response. He reiterated the country’s determination to deal a “crushing blow to terrorism.”
Pakistan Faces Strong Retaliation as India Enforces Sanctions and Military Readiness”
Since then, India has implemented a number of counteractive measures targeting. This encompasses suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, closing the land border crossing at Attari, and reducing diplomatic relations. Pakistan, in response, has barred Indian airlines from its airspace and has suspended all trade with India, even via third-party countries.
In its most recent punitive move, New Delhi instituted a complete prohibition on imports from Pakistan, referring to “national security and public policy” as justification. Moreover, all postal services from Pakistan were suspended by New Delhi, and entry of ships flying the Pakistani flag into Indian ports was prohibited.
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