“Pahalgam massacre and Pak’s fear: Tension on the border once again,India’s silence is filled with thunder”

📅 23 April 2025 | Reporter: Pentoday Desk
🕊️ “When the screams of 26 innocents echoed in the mountains, the silence across the border turned into fear.”

Pahalgam (Jammu and Kashmir):

What happened in the quiet valleys of Pahalgam on April 21 was not just a terror attack—it was a direct challenge to India’s sovereignty. 26 innocent tourists were killed, 17 were injured, and the screams left behind are now being heard across the border.

48 hours after the incident, Pakistan’s army and air force have come on high alert. The location of flying planes on social media, movement from Karachi to Lahore and reports of command shifting indicate that this time the fear is in their camp.

“Pakistan remained awake all night”

According to Pakistani media reports and defense analysts, the Pakistani Air Force has deployed aircraft like Lockheed C-130E Hercules, Embraer Phenom Jets at the border bases. Lights remained on all night at the military bases of Lahore and Rawalpindi. Strategic analysts like Qamar Cheema are openly admitting – “India will definitely respond.”

Pakistan’s ‘revolution’ clarification and India’s anger

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif’s statement that this attack is the “culmination of India’s internal discontent” is not only absurd but also like rubbing salt on the wounds of the relatives of the deceased. He termed the terrorist attack as “India’s domestic revolution” by citing Nagaland, Manipur and Chhattisgarh.

🔴 In India, it has been called a ‘shameful statement’.

India’s strategic silence
So far, the Indian government has not issued any formal military response, but those who understand security matters believe that
🛫 “When India is silent, it is thinking big.”

The memories of Rafale, S-400 systems, and Balakot are keeping Pakistan awake.

“Insaaf abhi baki hai”

After the TRF (The Resistance Front) claimed responsibility for the attack, one of the terrorists identified by the security forces—Asif Fauji, Suleman Shah, and Abu Talha—has been killed. The search for the other two is on. But India is not just searching, it is perhaps settling scores.

✍️ Pentoday says:
“When tears start flowing beyond borders, then the answer will also come from across the border.”