NIA begins 3D mapping of Baisaran Valley post-Pahalgam attack
After the Pahalgam attack, India has taken strict action against Pakistan and canceled the Indus Water Treaty. The NIA team visited for 3D mapping of the Basran valley, where more than 400 people were present. Meanwhile, a meeting is underway at the PM's residence to chalk out a strategy against terrorism. After the CCS at the PM's residence, now the meeting of the CCPA i.e. Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs has started.
Since the Pahalgam attack, the whole country has been demanding action against Pakistan, the master of terrorism. India has taken action against Pakistan and canceled the Indus Water Treaty and Pakistanis living in India are being sent back. Meanwhile, big information is coming out about the Pahalgam terror attack. The NIA team has reached the site of the attack once again on Wednesday, where the 3D mapping of the Basran Valley is to be done. It is reported that more than 400 people were present in the valley during the attack.
CCPA meeting begins
According to media reports, after the CCS at the PM's residence, the meeting of the CCPA i.e. Cabinet Committee on Political Affairs has started. It is estimated that some major decisions can be taken against Pakistan in these meetings chaired by PM Modi. However, CCPA is also called Super Cabinet.
Not Pakistan's well-being.
The meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) chaired by PM Modi has concluded. The meeting was chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Home Minister Amit Shah, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and the three service chiefs were also present at the meeting. In the meeting, there was an in-depth discussion on the Pahalgam attack and the security of the country. The strategy to give a befitting reply to Pakistan was also discussed.