India-Pakistan Tensions: New Delhi on High Alert After Operation Sindoor | Top 10 Developments
India-Pakistan Clash – Amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan following Operation Sindoor, the Indian government has declared a high alert in New Delhi. Security has been significantly tightened with additional forces deployed and authorities closely monitoring the law and order situation.
India Pakistan Clash- Here are the top 10 key developments in the India-Pakistan conflict:
1. New Delhi under high alert
The national capital remains on high alert. On Thursday, visitors at India Gate were asked to vacate the area, according to PTI reports.
“This is a standard procedure to ensure smooth traffic around the C Hexagon. Visitors can return tomorrow,” said New Delhi Deputy Commissioner Devesh Mahala.
Police confirmed that night patrols have been intensified, with extra forces deployed in sensitive zones across the city.
2. Security reinforced at key locations
Security measures have been strengthened across New Delhi, with paramilitary forces deployed at critical sites. Senior police officials have held meetings with district heads to coordinate action.
“All Deputy Commissioners of Police are personally monitoring their districts to maintain law and order,” a senior official told PTI.
3. Pakistan denies Indian media reports
Pakistan’s Foreign Office rejected Indian media claims of multiple attacks on Indian territory, calling them “entirely unfounded” and part of “reckless propaganda.”
In a late-night statement, Pakistan warned that such reports only worsen regional peace and stability.
4. Amritsar issues stay-at-home advisory
The Amritsar District Public Relations Officer (DPRO) advised residents to stay indoors, keep lights off, and draw curtains amid security concerns.
“There is no need to panic. A siren will be sounded to alert citizens, and further instructions will be provided once the situation is clear,” the DPRO said.
5. Pakistani drones and missiles target military bases
A Ministry of Defence spokesperson reported that Pakistani drones and missiles targeted military bases in Jammu, Pathankot, and Udhampur.
Indian air defence systems intercepted missiles aimed at Satwari, Samba, RS Pura, and Arnia in Jammu, preventing major damage, PTI reported.
6. Over 50 Pakistani drones neutralized
Indian Army Air Defence units successfully neutralized over 50 Pakistani drones attempting to cross the Line of Control and International Borders.
According to ANI, the counter-drone operation involved the use of L-70 guns, Zu-23mm cannons, Schilka systems, and advanced counter-UAS equipment. The operation covered Udhampur, Samba, Jammu, Akhnoor, Nagrota, and Pathankot.
7. US urges de-escalation, stays out of conflict
US Vice President J D Vance stated that the United States will not intervene in a conflict that is “fundamentally none of our business.”
Speaking to PTI, he emphasized that while the US cannot control India and Pakistan, it encourages both sides to pursue de-escalation.
8. Pakistani fighter jet shot down in Punjab
Sources told ANI that an Indian air defence system shot down a Pakistani Air Force jet in the Pathankot sector of Punjab on Friday.
An official government statement is still awaited, with more details expected soon.
9. Home Minister reviews border security
Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a high-level meeting with the heads of all border security forces to review India’s preparedness after the drone and missile attacks.
According to ANI, Indian air defence systems successfully intercepted all incoming missiles aimed at Jammu, Rajasthan, and other regions, ensuring minimal impact.
10. Nepal voices support after Operation Sindoor
Nepal expressed solidarity with India’s anti-terrorism efforts following Operation Sindoor.
“Nepal stands together with all in the fight against terrorism. We will not allow any inimical forces to use our soil against our neighbours,” the Nepalese Foreign Ministry stated in an official release.
