India-Pakistan Highlights: In a special briefing by Defence Ministry on Operation Sindoor, Commodore Raghu R Nair said that Army rejects claim of damaging mosques. He added that India is a secular nation.
Colonel Sofiya Qureshi stated that Pakistan's claims of damaging S400 and Brahmos missile base are fake and misleading. Meanwhile, Commodore Raghu R Nair specifically mentioned that every future escalation will invite a decisive response.
In the meantime, Pakistan have announced opening of its airspace for India.
Amid the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, India and Pakistan to stop firing and military action from 5 pm IST on land and in the air and sea, informed Foreign Secy Vikram Misri on Saturday while addressing the press. He added that the Indian DGMO and Pakistan's DGMO to talk again on 12 May at 12 pm.
Meanwhile, Mumbai Police DCP operations on Saturday issued preventive orders under the Maharashtra Police Act. The police have banned the use of firecrackers from 11 May to 9 June 2025.
The Border Security Force on Saturday said it has "completely destroyed" a terrorist launchpad opposite Akhnoor in Jammu in response to unprovoked firing from the other side along the International Border.
The base was located at Looni in Pakistan's Sialkot district, a BSF spokesperson said.
This came after Pakistan initiated "unprovoked" firing on BSF posts in Jammu sector from 9 pm on Friday.
In the wee hours, the Indian Army said it had successfully thwarted a Pakistani drone attack, demonstrating India's robust air defence systems in the wake of Pakistan's blatant escalation along India's western borders.
Earlier, fragments and debris of an unidentified projectile were recovered from a field in Mughlani Kot Village in Punjab's Amritsar on Saturday morning, in the wake of Pakistan's blatant drone attacks against civilians across several locations in India.
According to the latest directions from the Ministry of Civil Aviation, 32 airports will remain inoperative for civilian and commercial flights until 15 May as tensions escalate between India and Pakistan.
However, Delhi Airport's operations remain normal, although some flights may be affected, and security checkpoint processing times could be longer due to "evolving airspace conditions," Delhi Airport confirmed on X.
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Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Patiala
0175-2350550
Police Control Room, Patiala
98764-32100
95929-17910
95929-12500
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