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India Revamps Top Security Board and Suspends Indus Treaty Post-Pahalgam Attack

The government appoints ex-RAW chief Alok Joshi to lead the restructured NSAB and adopts strong diplomatic and military measures against cross-border terrorism.

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Overview

  • The National Security Advisory Board (NSAB) has been reconstituted with Alok Joshi, former RAW chief, as its head, along with six new members from military, police, and diplomatic backgrounds.
  • This overhaul follows the Pahalgam terrorist attack that killed 26 civilians, including one Nepalese national, and injured many others.
  • The government has suspended the Indus Water Treaty, signaling a significant escalation in diplomatic pressure on Pakistan over its alleged support for terrorism.
  • Prime Minister Modi granted the Indian Armed Forces full operational autonomy to determine the mode, targets, and timing of India's response to the attack.
  • Key cabinet committees, including the CCS, CCPA, and CCEA, convened to assess security measures and endorse robust responses to safeguard national security.