On 14th February 2019, an attack in Indian occupied Kashmir led to the death of more than 40 Indian soldiers. Jaish-E-Mohammad, a militant group, based in Pakistan has been blamed for the attack. Whats more, India has accused Pakistan for actively supporting terrorist elements in Indian occupied Kashmir.

This is how India has reacted following the attack

India held meetings with 25 countries (including the P5 nations: US, China, Russia, the UK and France) to brief them regarding the Pulwama attack and Pakistan’s role in using terrorism as a state policy. 

India revoked Pakistan’s ‘most favored nation’ status.

Indian opposition stated it will not ‘compromise with terrorist forces’

Indian Premier League chairman Rajeev Shukla stated there will be no cricketing ties between India and Pakistan on a bilateral level

IMG Reliance pull out as producers and broadcasters of the Pakistan Super League

Kashmiri students were harassed and threatened by radical groups in Dehradun

India hikes custom duty to 200% on all goods imported from Pakistan

Photos of Pakistani cricketers, including those of Imran Khan, have been removed from Mohali stadium

All India Cine Workers Association announced a blanket ban on Pakistani actors

Actor Ajay Devgn announced that his movie Total Dhamaal will not release in Pakistan

The Indian community in UK held a protest outside the Pakistan High Commission in London

A delegation of Indian doctors has cancelled their visit to Pakistan for the 13th Association of Anaesthesiologists Congress

Two Dehradun colleges have stated that they won’t admit Kashmiri students

Authorities in Rajasthan have given Pakistani nationals a 48 hour ultimatum to leave India due to increased attacks against Pakistani and Kashmiri nationals

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