A Chinese communication device that turned on two days ago helped Indian security officials track down three terrorists inside the Dachigam forest of Jammu and Kashmir. It took a team of highly-trained personnel less than three hours to complete the mission,

The Congress leader raised several questions on the government, daring them to admit 'security lapses' in Jammu and Kashmir which, he claimed led to the Pahalgam terror attack.

On April 22, the three terrorists of Lashkar-e-Taiba who carried out the attack in the Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam were killed in a joint operation named “Operation Mahadev” by the Indian Army, CRPF,

Home Minister Amit Shah revealed in Parliament that all three Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists behind the Pahalgam attack were eliminated under "Operation Mahadev." Shah confirmed Pakistan's involvement through recovered items like AK-47s,

The mastermind of the Pahalgam attack, Suleman Shah alias Asif, was a top commander of Lashkar-e-Taiba and a former commando of the Pakistan Army.

Following the Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir Bank faced cyberattacks from Pakistan. However, its robust cybersecurity system prevented any breaches. The bank's initiatives are recognized by both state and national bodies.

This is a closure, but not a complete closure, Rajesh Narwal, the father of Jammu and Kashmir terror attack victim naval officer Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, told NDTV, a day after the Army eliminated three terrorists in an encounter near Srinagar,

Pakistani terrorists in Pahalgam attack used wireless sets, killed in Dachigam; operation planned based on intercepted signals.

Farooq Abdullah highlighted the defeat of terrorism with the recent elimination of the Pahalgam attack perpetrators by security forces. The operation, involving the Army, CRPF, and J&K Police, was announced by Home Minister Amit Shah,

On Monday when the Army eliminated three terrorists in an encounter near Srinagar, involved in the Pahalgam attack, Dwivedi Dwivedi, said that the pain will not go, but "some peace" will come.

Jammu and Kashmir saw over 95 lakh domestic tourists from January to June. The government shared this data. It responded to concerns about tourism decline after the Pahalgam attack. The government has not assessed the attack's economic impact.