Archive · 24 May 2025
J&K Mulls Relief, Analyzes Terrorism Amidst Border Tensions
After attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, the government is working on helping people affected.
The government will create a relief plan after checking the damage with the center's help.
The government is also reopening tourist places, hoping this will help tourism, which will also help locals feel safer.
Some believe that stopping the violence needs more than just military actions, it also needs to address the internal issues and grievances that fuel the problem.
J&K government will finalize a relief package for border areas soon.
23 civilians were killed due to Pakistani shelling in J&K.
Operation Sindoor occurred after the Pahalgam terror attack.
Some officials are calling for reopening tourist sites to revive tourism.
Experts suggest a need to address both external and internal factors in combating terrorism.
- Who
- J&K government, Indian Army, Pakistani proxies, local population
- What
- Assessment of damage, formulation of relief packages, security operations
- When
- April 22 - May 24, 2025
- Where
- Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- To address the security situation following attacks and shelling.
India
Pakistan
Responsibility for Attacks
India
Pakistan bears responsibility for the security situation and is likely involved in the attacks in J&K
Pakistan
The Pakistani government may have been behind the April 22 attack, and their recent claims suggest Pakistan’s military nationalism has revived.
Deterrence Effectiveness
India
India has a growing prowess in kinetic non-contact warfare.
Pakistan
Kinetic military actions are not a deterrent.
- Recent Attacks
- Pahalgam terror strike (April 22); Operation Sindoor (May 7)
- Casualties
- 23 civilians killed in Pakistani shelling across J&K
- Tourist Spots
- 48 tourist spots in Kashmir closed on April 29
- Relief Package
- J&K government to finalize a relief package soon
Sources
TMC team meets families hit by Pak shelling in Poonch, Rajouri
In meet with multi-party delegation, Japan reiterates support against terror
Rahul Gandhi to visit Poonch on May 24 to meet families bereaved during shelling by Pakistan
Jammu and Kashmir Government to take up relief for Pakistan shelling victims with Centre: Omar Abdullah
Mamata calls special session of Parliament to discuss India Pakistan conflict
Mamata calls for special session of Parliament to discuss India-Pakistan conflict