“ India began to take revenge … ”, BJP chief, Dilip Ghosh, responded to Pakistani airlines to stop airspace
India has started to take revenge – Dilip Ghosh
Pahalgam Terrorist attack:: BJP chief Dilip Ghosh said on Sunday that India’s recent decision to close his airspace for airlines in Pakistan after Pahalgam’s terrorist attack was a strategic reprisals in response to Pakistan actions. Ghosh said there was a high demand on Pakistan prices to close its airspace for Indian flights and prohibit Indian products, such as cosmetics, such as cosmetics. There has already been a lot of economic pressure on the country. The head of the BJP said that Pakistan had already closed its airspace for India and that many things, including the cosmetics of India, have been prohibited there for a long time, but they succeed and people buy them at duplicate. Pakistan himself is already suffering from it. He said that the closure of air space by India is a form of revenge against Pakistan and is part of the widespread anti-terrorism. Ghosh said that India has started to take revenge now. The whole world can see who raises terrorists. The world is with PM Modi and India in this fight.
26 people have lost their lives in Pahalgam terrorist attack
Air marshal (retired) Sanjeev Kapoor said on Thursday that India’s decision to close his airspace for Pakistani airlines, I feared serious obstruction in the operation of Pakistani international airlines (PIA), which will increase the time and the cost of the flight. However, he said that Pakistan’s decision to prevent Indian airlines from using its airspace would have a limited impact on its southern and west flight operations, but would be greatly affected by Northern roads, in particular New Delhi. According to the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MOCA) on Wednesday, India closed its airspace for all planes registered in Pakistan and led by Pakistan Eye Airlines. India has published an opinion to the airmen (NOTAM), confirming the closure of its airspace for all emblematic, exploited or rented planes from Pakistan, including military flights from April 30 to May 23 (estimated period). India and Pakistan have now prevented airlines from using their air space when the neighboring country announced the move six days ago for the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, during which 26 people lost their lives.
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