India has decided to revoke the Article 370 in Jammu Kashmir. After which tensions between India and Pakistan are again on the rise. After India's decision to remove Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir, there has been a landslide in Pakistan. The Pakistani government has been bewildered by India's big move. So now she is taking some action against India. By ending trade ties with India, disrupting diplomatic relations, Pakistan is trying to show how against India's decision. Not only that, Pakistan has also closed its airspace for Indian aircraft. Let us know the full details

After this big deciison, it is worth looking at Pakistan's next move. Is Pakistan poised for any major action against India? There is just speculation about this. Meanwhile, At a meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC) in Pakistan Wednesday, PM Imran asked the Pakistani army to remain on alert. Sources said Pakistan is fearful of statements in India that it may also try to take over Pak-occupied Kashmir (PoK). In view of these statements, Pakistan has ordered its army to remain on alert.

For your information, Imran Khan has decided to cut short his diplomatic relations with India after a meeting of Pakistan's National Security Committee (NSC). Besides, Pakistan has also broken all bilateral trade relations with India. The Pakistan side has said that it will take up the Kashmir issue with the UN. After the meeting, Pakistan has asked Indian High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria to return to India. Further, Pakistan will not send its High Commissioner appointed to India to Delhi. Pakistan has said it will take up the Kashmir issue at the United Nations (UN). Pakistan's Permanent Representative to the UN, Meliha Lodhi, held discussions with UN Security Council member Joanna Roneka on Wednesday. Later in the night, the UN Human Rights Spokesperson issued a statement expressing concern over the situation in Jammu and Kashmir.

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