Amid Pakistan Army's continued violation of Indian airspace, a suspicious metal object was found in Himachal Pradesh's Una on Saturday. However, the district administration assured the people that there is no need to panic.
Amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA from Kishtwar, Shagun Parihar, stated that there is no cause for public concern, assuring that the town has a sufficient supply of essential items.
Bathinda Deputy Commissioner Shaukat Ahmad Pare on Friday assured the people not to panic and stated that the army, air force, police and civil authorities are fully prepared amid the rising tension between India and Pakistan
As tensions between India and Pakistan continue to rise, Indian Oil Corporation has assured the public that there is no shortage of fuel in the country.
"All citizens are requested to stay indoors and away from the windows, keep lights turned off, and draw the window curtains. There is no need to panic. A siren will blow now, and we will pass the message again once it is clear," the DPRO said.
In a post on X, the Fact Check Unit said that there was no unit called "20 Raj Battalion" in the Indian Army, further stating that it was a part of a coordinated propaganda campaign which was aimed at creating panic and misleading the public.
Residents in border villages in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri are returning to their homes on Thursday morning after they were forced to flee their homes in panic, seeking safety in the wake of the intense shelling by Pakistan on Wednesday.
"The airport has been closed till May 10 because of the mock drills, and for the Air Force. There's no need to panic in Amritsar. We reached here from Delhi this morning, and we have been telling people not to panic and maintain peace. Our army is standing tall to face this situation," Aujla
"Taking utmost caution, the Amritsar district administration has again started the blackout process. Please stay at home, do not panic and do not gather outside your houses; keep the outside lights switched off," the Amritsar DPRO said in a statement.
The Pakistan Army continued its series of ceasefire violations by targeting civilian areas in the border areas of Jammu and Kashmir on Wednesday. Officials said the shelling caused panic among villagers and damaged several houses.