Borders remain calm across Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab after Pakistan’s ceasefire violation

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Borders remain calm across Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab after Pakistan's ceasefire violation



Calm prevailed across Punjab on Sunday morning, especially in the border areas after the ceasefire announcement. Authorities urged residents to return to their normal routines and remain calm.Around 8:30 a.m., the Amritsar district administration officially advised people to resume their day-to-day activities. Officials in Jalandhar echoed the sentiment, stating there was no cause for concern.“All is well here in Jalandhar. According to the information received, there is nothing to worry about. Work may resume as usual. Forces are on constant vigil,” said Jalandhar Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Aggarwal.However, he advised citizens not to burst firecrackers or fly drones. “We will take immediate action and keep you informed if any threat arises,” he added.Punjab, which shares a 553-km border with Pakistan, saw people across border districts—like Amritsar, Pathankot, and Ferozepur—resuming their daily activities.



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