Pahalgam Terror Attack Live Updates: Another ceasefire violation by Pakistan along LoC, India responds effectively
Pahalgam Terror Attack Live Updates: Members of the Indian community and diaspora staged a strong protest outside the Pakistan high commission in London, denouncing the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which claimed the lives of 26 tourists.
Waving Indian flags and carrying placards, the demonstrators expressed deep grief over the incident and demanded justice for the victims.
Chanting anti-terror slogans, the protesters accused Pakistan of providing safe haven to terror groups responsible for such attacks. The demonstration, though peaceful, drew a diverse crowd and sent a unified message of solidarity with the victims and their families.
Amid rising diplomatic tensions, the Indian government on Friday announced the revocation of all categories of visas issued to Pakistani nationals, with immediate effect from April 27—excluding long-term, diplomatic, and official visas. Medical visas will remain valid only until April 29, according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
“The Government of India has revoked all existing Visas issued to Pakistani nationals, except Long Term Visas, Diplomatic and Official visas, with immediate effect from 27th April 2025. Medical Visas issued to Pakistani nationals will be valid only till 29th April 2025,” the ministry said.
Union home secretary Govind Mohan also held a video conference with chief secretaries of all states, instructing them to take necessary action. The move signals a major policy shift by the Ministry of Home Affairs, aimed at enhancing border security and regulating the presence of Pakistani nationals in the aftermath of the April 22 terror strike.
