The recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir, has ignited a wave of fury across India's social media platforms. Many express anger towards Pakistan and its perceived support of terrorist activities. Numerous users demand that the government take decisive action, ensuring such events aren't repeated.
Pakistan has since issued official responses. Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has refuted claims of Pakistan's involvement in the Pahalgam attack, reiterating the country's condemnation of all forms of terrorism.
Adding to the discourse, former Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit shared on the social media platform X, expressing strong confidence in Pakistan's readiness to counter any aggression from India. He assured that any response from Pakistan this time would be robust.
Talk in Pakistan on 'Pahalgam Terrorist Attack'
Information from security agencies suggests involvement of four attackers in Pahalgam, with two identified as Pakistani nationals.
The attack has also stirred conversations on Pakistan's social media. On platform X, hashtags like #PahalgamTerroristAttack are trending. Concurrently, #Modi is being used frequently, with concerns over possible significant retaliatory actions by PM Modi against Pakistan.
Currently, several hashtags and keywords are in vogue on Pakistan's social media like Kashmir, Modi, Pulwama, and Jammu, underpinning the tense diplomatic situation between the two nations. Even Pope Francis finds mention, alongside Bollywood and Army, which maintain a perennial presence in online discussions.
Read more:
Furthermore, Google searches in Pakistan reflect keenness on the topic with terms like 'Pahalgam' and 'Pahalgam attack' drawing significant interest. The search trends indicate evident unease and stir in the neighboring country regarding the attack.
Source: aajtak
In the Wake of Pahalgam Attack, Fear of Retaliation Grips Pakistan
The terrorist attack in Pahalgam on Tuesday has rattled the nation, claiming 28 innocent lives and leaving 17 injured. Anger resonates throughout the country, prompting calls for stern measures from the central government and security forces.
Read more:
On Pakistan's front, significant movements are observed as the Pakistan Army declares a high alert along the Line of Control. Reports indicate 42 active terrorist launch pads in Pakistan-administered Kashmir (PoK), hosting between 110 to 130 terrorists.
Moreover, in Kashmir Valley, 70 to 75, and in Jammu's Rajouri region, 60 to 65 terrorists are believed to be active, with most being Pakistani nationals.
