Six Sikh Civilians Killed by Indian Soldiers Near Pakistan Border

The unrest in India, which started with the false-flag incident in Pahalgam, has now grown into a bigger conflict. Indian soldiers killed six Sikh civilians, including women and children, near the Pakistan border, according to the report.

This incident happened during a large movement of Indian troops, which was ordered after the alleged attack in Pahalgam. Witnesses and early investigations show that the military vehicle involved was being driven recklessly, and officials say the driver was drunk at the time.

The killing of innocent Sikh civilians by Indian soldiers has caused anger and more criticism of the Modi government’s tough military approach. Many argue that this war-like attitude and heavy use of military force are putting civilian lives at risk.

This tragic event adds to the already tense situation in the region, with rising hostility and aggressive statements, especially about India’s false accusations against Pakistan. Human rights groups are calling for an independent investigation and for those responsible for the deaths of the Sikh civilians to be punished.