Border Villagers Relocate Amid Rising Indo-Pak Tensions

Amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, border villagers in Punjab's Ferozepur district begin moving to safer areas. Forces conducted missile strikes on terror targets in Pakistan and PoK. While Ferozepur sees panic, villages in Amritsar remain calm, with routine activities continuing. Schools and airports are closed amid the crisis.

In the wake of escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, residents of border villages in Ferozepur district, Punjab, are relocating to safer areas. With the recent Indian missile strikes on terror targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, villagers have started packing their belongings as a precaution.

While Ferozepur witnesses panic buying and relocation, other border districts like Amritsar and Tarn Taran maintain a sense of calm. Here, villagers continue with their routine activities despite the tense situation. Educational institutions in Amritsar are closed, and the airport is shut for commercial flights.

The Indian military's Operation Sindoor aims to counteract terror threats following a deadly attack in Kashmir. Meanwhile, despite the absence of official evacuation orders, the decision by families to move highlights the uncertainty and anxiety prevailing in these border regions.

(With inputs from agencies.)