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Operation Sindoor: Tensions Escalate as Villagers Near India-Pak Border Move to Safety

With escalating tensions following 'Operation Sindoor', villagers near the India-Pakistan border in Punjab take precautionary steps, shifting their families to safer areas and stocking up on essential supplies.

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Operation Sindoor: Tensions Escalate as Villagers Near India-Pak Border Move to Safety

In light of rising tensions between India and Pakistan, residents of several villages in Ferozepur district, Punjab, have started moving their families to safer areas. While there have been no official evacuation orders from the Border Security Force or other government agencies, many villagers have decided to relocate, especially women and children, in response to the growing uncertainty.

Panic Buying Hits Amritsar and Batala

Meanwhile, in nearby Amritsar and Batala, panic buying of essential goods has taken place. Grocery stores have seen long lines as people rush to stock up on pulses, cooking oil, wheat flour, sugar, and salt, while fuel pumps are experiencing increased activity as people fill their tanks in anticipation of potential disruptions.

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Despite the panic, several residents in Amritsar and Tarn Taran have expressed a sense of calm, continuing with their routine work as usual.