Blackout raids have been held in the Ferozpur Cantonment area of the state of Punjab, India, in a growing tension with Pakistan. As a precursor of the war, all the lights were closed for half an hour from 9am to 5pm on Sunday (May 7). On the other hand, Pakistani -ruled Azad Kashmir has begun storing wheat flour in unprotected areas along the border line of control (control line) in fear of possible attacks.
According to the NDTV report, the Blackout Shipment is seeking 'support and cooperation' from the Deputy Commissioner (Deputy Commissioner) and the Station Headquarters for the successful completion of the blackout trial. The two cantonment officials asked Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL) to disconnect the electricity at the scheduled time of the trial. “Considering the entire blackout, he is requested to ensure adequate security at this time,” he said in a letter sent to PSPCL. He also said, “The goal of this trial is to ensure preparation and effectiveness in implementing the blackout system during the threat of the ongoing war.” A person with Mike announced a battery -powered rickshaw around the city to inform the civilians in the area.
On April 22 last month, 20 tourists were killed in terrorist attacks in Pehelgam in Jammu and Kashmir. After this incident, tensions between India and Pakistan have been increasing steadily. India has blamed Pakistan for the incident and has taken some drastic steps. Pakistan has taken some steps as a counter -system. All in all, the situation of the war between the two countries is currently prevalent.
Meanwhile, Pakistan -ruled Azad Kashmir's food department has begun to store wheat flour during wartime activities in unprotected areas along the border line of control (LOC) in fear of tensions with India and potential attacks. Pakistani media The Dawn report said that the flour was being stored in various places outside the LOC-adjacent area under the direction of Azad Kashmir Prime Minister Chowdhury Anwarul Haque. The flour is being stored for at least two months to meet the needs of the residents.
Chowdhury Akbar Ibrahim Dawn, head of the food department of Ajek, told Dawn, “We are working towards that goal at least two months of flour in the entire area adjacent to the control line.” He said the food -friendly was being removed from a place where there was fears of bombing or military operations. This step has been taken to ensure that ordinary people, especially those who start in the winter and when the Indian shootings begin, will be disconnected, so that their food crisis does not fall into this time.
India and Pakistan have taken some drastic steps since the attack on Pehelgam till now, especially India. And analysts fear that this strict step will face the two countries again.
The history of Kashmir is extremely conflicted. India and Pakistan – the country claims ownership of the whole region, but partially ruled. According to experts, the reaction of India in the current context will be influenced by the past events as well as the 'stress' of the current situation. So no matter what the way India is chosen and Pakistan is responding, every step is risky.
