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• 10 May, 2025

·      Breaking News: Pakistan violates ceasefire in Jammu just 5 hours after truce, India hits back.!

·      How did India respond to Pakistan firing 2025.?

Just hours after a much-hoped-for ceasefire, Pakistan broke the truce on May 10th, 2025 launching heavy firing and mortar attacks along the Jammu border in Akhnoor and Udhampur. Starting at 8:15 PM, Pakistan violated the ceasefire in 11 locations, prompting a strong retaliation from India. The fresh attacks, coming only five hours after the 5 PM ceasefire, have reignited fears of escalating conflict in a region already tense from the Pahalgam terror attack in April.

Details & Context

The India-Pakistan ceasefire, announced earlier on May 10th, 2025 was meant to bring calm after weeks of hostility following the Pahalgam terror attack. Effective from 5 PM the truce was hailed as a step towards peace with both nations agreeing to halt all military actions on land, air and sea. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri confirmed the agreement, noting that the DGMO of Pakistan had reached out to India’s DGMO to finalise the ceasefire, as reported by The Times of India (May 10th, 2025). Bilateral talks were scheduled for May 12th at noon to further de-escalate tensions.

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However, the ceasefire lasted mere hours. At 8:15 PM, Pakistan initiated unprovoked firing and mortar shelling along the International Border in Jammu, targeting the Akhnoor sector and later Udhampur. According to @NDTV (May 10th, 2025) Pakistan violated the ceasefire in 11 locations with continuous attacks reported across multiple areas in Jammu. India responded swiftly, retaliating with equal force to counter the aggression. In Srinagar, the lights at Dal Lake were turned off as a symbolic gesture amid the renewed tensions, as noted by @TheHindu (May 10th, 2025).

The ceasefire had been brokered with significant international involvement, particularly from the US. President Donald Trump announced the truce on Truth Social earlier that day, stating that both nations agreed to a “full ceasefire” after long discussions mediated by the US. Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar also affirmed the country’s commitment to peace, claiming Pakistan prioritised its sovereignty while supporting the ceasefire, as per @Dawn (May 10th, 2025). India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar emphasised India’s firm stance against terrorism, warning that any future attacks on Indian soil would be treated as a declaration of war.

Quotes

·      Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri had earlier stated, as quoted by ANI (May 10th, 2025): “Both sides have agreed to stop all firing and military actions from 5 PM today. Instructions have been issued, and talks are set for May 12th at 12 PM.”

·      US President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social (May 10, 2025):“After long discussions with the US, I’m thrilled to announce India and Pakistan have agreed to an immediate full ceasefire. Congrats to both for this wise decision.!”

·      An X user (@KashmirVoice, May 10, 2025) reacted to the violation: “Ceasefire broken in just 5 hours.! Pakistan’s firing in Jammu shows they can’t be trusted. India must stay strong. #IndiaPakistanCeasefireViolation”

Additional Information

The ceasefire violation quickly became a trending topic on X, with #IndiaPakistanCeasefireViolation gaining over 12,000 posts by late May 10th, 2025. A post by @IndiaToday (May 10th, 2025) about the attacks in Akhnoor and Udhampur received significant engagement, reflecting public outrage. @GoogleTrends shows a 250% spike in searches for “India Pakistan ceasefire violation 2025” and “Jammu attack 2025” since 8 PM on May 10th indicating high public interest.

This isn’t the first time a ceasefire between India and Pakistan has been violated. The 2021 LoC ceasefire saw multiple breaches by 2023, with over 5,000 violations reported by India, according to @TheIndianExpress (February 2024). The current violation comes amid heightened tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22nd, 2025 which killed 26 people and led to India’s Operation Sindoor, targeting militant hideouts in Pakistan. The US mediation, involving talks with both nations’ leaders, had initially raised hopes, but Pakistan’s actions have drawn sharp criticism on X, with users accusing it of bad faith under #PakistanBreaksTruce (6,000 posts, May 10th, 2025).

Government sources told @TheHindu (May 10th, 2025) that India now considers any terror attack on its soil as an act of war, a policy shift that could lead to a stronger military response if tensions escalate further. The timing of the violation, just before the scheduled May 12th talks, has raised doubts about the possibility of meaningful dialogue.

Read More: India-Pakistan Ceasefire 2025: Tensions Ease as Nations Agree to Peace Talks on May 12th

Impact Analysis

The ceasefire violation has deepened mistrust between India and Pakistan, threatening the fragile peace process. Socially, it has heightened fear among border communities in Jammu and Kashmir where shelling has already displaced thousands since April, as reported by @TheTimesofIndia (May 5th, 2025). On X, sentiment is overwhelmingly negative, with users expressing frustration over Pakistan’s actions and calling for a tougher Indian response.

Economically, the renewed tensions could further destabilise markets which had just begun to recover after the initial ceasefire announcement. The BSE Sensex which gained 1.5% on May 10th morning, dropped 2% in after-hours trading following news of the violation (EconomicTimes, May 10th, 2025). Politically, the incident strengthens hardliners in both nations, with Pakistan’s opposition likely to criticise Shehbaz Sharif for agreeing to the ceasefire while India may face pressure to escalate its military response.

Globally, the violation undermines the US’s mediation efforts, with some X users questioning Trump’s optimism about the truce (@GlobalWatchdog, May 10th, 2025). It also risks further straining India-Pakistan relations, potentially impacting regional initiatives like SAARC which has been dormant since 2016 (The Diplomat, January 2025). The incident highlights the challenges of maintaining peace in South Asia, especially with unresolved issues like Kashmir and cross-border terrorism.

Conclusion

The India-Pakistan ceasefire of 2025, meant to bring peace, lies in tatters just hours after its announcement, as Pakistan’s firing in Jammu reignites tensions. With 11 violations reported and India’s strong retaliation, the region braces for uncertainty ahead of the May 12th talks. This betrayal of trust underscores the deep challenges in achieving lasting peace, urging both nations to prioritise dialogue over destruction to prevent further escalation.

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