Pakistan suspends visas for Indian citizens after Kashmir’s attack

Pakistan responded to the Tat Mera Towns against India, when the tension flew after the attack warriors in Kashmir, which would be introduced into the Indian, which killed 26 tourists.

Islamabad dismissed all visas issued by Indian citizens on the release scheme with immediate effect, and also expelled some neighbor’s diplomats and closing the air space to Indian flights.

The Indian police named three of the four suspected attacks by the attack, saying that two were Pakistan’s citizens and the third man of Kashmir. Pakistan denies Indian statements that he played a role in shooting.

In the attack on Tuesday, a group of militants for tourists near Muglom, a resort in the disputed region of Himalayan.

Police in Kashmira, who is in Indian, say that all three suspects named are members of the Pakistan Lashkar-E-Taiba combat group. None of the men commented on these allegations.

The statement of the National Security Committee of Pakistan abstained attempts to link the attack of the murgus with Pakistan, saying that there were no reliable investigations and evidence.

Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised that “India determines, monitors and punish each terrorist and their supporters, and we will continue them to the ends of the earth.”

He said that “terrorists behind the killings with their supporters will receive a more punishment than they can imagine.”

“Our enemies have dared to attack the country’s soul … India’s spirit will never be violated by terrorism.”

On Wednesday night, Delhi announced a raft of diplomatic measures against Islamabad in the light of killings in Kashmir – one of them immediately closed the border between the two countries.

India also canceled visa services to Pakistani citizens “with immediate effect”.

In his response, Pakistan also rejected the suspension of the India Treaty on the Indus Air Treaty – six decades of the water distribution treaty between the neighbors – adding that any attempt to stop or distract the water “will be considered as an act of war.”

The country has closed the air space for all Indian airlines managed by Indian and stopped all trade with India.

It also reduced the number of diplomats in the Indian Verkhovna Commission in Islamabad to 30 and asked for Indian defense, military -marital and air advisers to leave Pakistan until April 30.

About 1500 people across Kashmira were detained for questioning in connection with the attack, BBC News police said.

Schools, businesses and shops open again after shutting down the region after the shootings.

Police offered a reward of 2 million rupees ($ 23,000; 17,600 pounds) for those offering information about any of the attackers.

Visitors from different states of India were killed and others were seriously injured in one of the most deadly attacks in the region in recent years.

The Indian Military -Marist Officer on the Honey Month, a tourist guide that was the only breadwinner for his family, and a businessman who rested with his wife and children were among the victims.

All the party meeting in Jammo and Kashmir expressed a deep shock and longing for what he called the “barbaric attack”.

The body of the victims arriving at their home, around India, their families and loved ones say goodbye to emotional goodbye.

Meanwhile, reports come from parts of India Kashmira students who are persecuted after the killings.

The press -secretary of the National Minister Omar Abdullah said that several videos show that students are being persecuted at colleges and other places, distributing online.

Nasir Huhami, Head of the Jammo and Kashmir Association, shared a video about the right Hindu group that threatened to physically attack Muslim Muslims in the Northern Uttarakanda to make sure.

The BBC could not check any of these clips independently.