India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri has confirmed that the Indian armed forces are actively responding to reported ceasefire violations by Pakistan, just hours after the two nuclear-armed nations announced an agreement to halt hostilities. Speaking on Saturday night, Misri accused Pakistan of breaching the newly established ceasefire, stating, "Pakistan has violated the ceasefire agreed today." He urged Islamabad to cease its actions, calling on Pakistan to "halt the violation" immediately. According to Reuters, Misri emphasized that the Indian military has been instructed to respond firm

India's Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri has confirmed that the Indian armed forces are actively responding to reported ceasefire violations by Pakistan, just hours after the two nuclear-armed nations announced an agreement to halt hostilities. Speaking on Saturday night, Misri accused Pakistan of breaching the newly established ceasefire, stating, "Pakistan has violated the ceasefire agreed today." He urged Islamabad to cease its actions, calling on Pakistan to "halt the violation" immediately. According to Reuters, Misri emphasized that the Indian military has been instructed to respond firmly to any breaches of the agreement. “Our armed forces have clear instructions to strongly deal with violations along the border,” he said. The comments come as witnesses in Jammu and Srinagar reported hearing loud blasts and seeing projectiles streaking across the night sky, raising fresh concerns about the fragility of the ceasefire.

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