28 airports closed till 15 May amid tension with Pakistan, PM Modi held high -level meeting with all three army chiefs


New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday held a high -level meeting with the armed forces veterans and discussed the current border situation and strategic preparations. This meeting has taken place at a time when the tension between India and Pakistan has increased considerably. Last night, Pakistan tried to attack drone in many of our military bases and residential areas, which was thwarted by our military forces. India’s operation vermilion is also in progress. This operation brought Pakistan to the backfoot. India is constantly adopting a strategy to surround Pakistan on military, diplomatic and global forums. Meanwhile, this meeting is considered very important.

PM Modi’s meeting with giants

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met a group of armed forces veterans, including former Air Force Chief, Chief of Army Staff, Navy as well as Defense Minister and CDS. In this meeting, there was a detailed discussion on the progress of Operation Sindoor, tension on the border and future strategy. According to sources, the meeting focused on military preparations, strengthening the intelligence system and quick retaliation.

This meeting is considered very important

This meeting is important from a strategic perspective amidst India-Pakistan tension. Prime Minister Modi’s meeting with army chiefs increases the morale of the armed forces as well as the message that the government is making concrete strategies with experienced military leaders. This step gives a clear message to Pakistan that India is ready on every front.

Airport closed on the border

In view of the current tension, the government has closed 28 airports including Jammu, Srinagar, Leh, Amritsar, Chandigarh, Jodhpur for security reasons. These airports will remain closed till 15 May. Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet have canceled flights from these cities. This step has been taken to protect citizens and strengthen military preparations from potential Pakistani attacks. The Border Security Force (BSF) and other central forces are placed on high alert.

Strategy to surround Pakistan all -round

India has adopted a strategy to surround Pakistan on military, diplomatic and economic fronts. At the military level, the locations of Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba were destroyed in Operation Sindoor, killing more than 100 terrorists. At diplomatic level, India, along with UNSC and other countries, isolated Pakistan on the issue of terrorism. Economically, India has increased pressure by suspending the Indus Water Agreement and prohibiting imports from Pakistan.

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