On April 2, 2025, the Indian Army reported an attempted incursion from Pakistan into Jammu and Kashmir, resulting in unprovoked firing and ceasefire violations. The exchange of fire took place in Poonch district after a mine blast occurred during the incursion attempt. The Indian Army affirmed that the situation is under control and reiterated the importance of adhering to the ceasefire pact renewed in February 2021. The ongoing conflict has a long history, with many casualties attributed to separatist militancy, and differing perspectives on the legitimacy of the struggle for freedom in Kashmir.
An attempted incursion into Jammu and Kashmir resulted in unprovoked firing and ceasefire violations by Pakistan's army, leading to an exchange of fire between both nations.
The Indian Army stated that the situation is under control and urged both parties to adhere to the ceasefire pact established in February 2021.
Decades of conflict in the Kashmir region, characterized by claims from both India and Pakistan, have resulted in thousands of casualties amid struggling for control.
While India attributes the Kashmir militancy to Pakistan-sponsored terrorism, Pakistan denies these claims, stating that many Kashmiris view it as a legitimate struggle for freedom.
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