Chandigarh on High Alert: Air Raid Sirens Sound Amid Indo-Pakistani Escalation
The Chandigarh administration issued an air raid warning, urging residents to stay indoors due to escalating tensions between India and Pakistan. Similar alerts were issued in Mohali and surrounding areas following Pakistani forces' failed attempts to target military sites. The situation follows India's recent retaliatory strikes on terror targets.
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The Chandigarh administration has issued an urgent air raid siren, advising residents to stay indoors. This warning comes amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.
Chandigarh, which serves as the joint capital of Punjab and Haryana, is on high alert. Similar advisories have been issued in Mohali, where local authorities have directed residents to steer clear of windows and glass panes.
The air raid siren follows recent attempts by Pakistan to target Indian military sites, with India retaliating under 'Operation Sindoor' against terror nests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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