India suspends Indus pact, scraps Pak visas over Valley terror attack

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Omar turned up to offer ‘fatiha’ for the ‘ponywallah, Syed Adil Hussain Shah, who was shot dead while trying to snatch a weapon from one of the terrorists in an attempt to protect the tourists he had ferried on horseback from the parking area to Baisaran meadow.

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s Defence Minister denied any involvement of his country in the terror attack.

The government said the attack had “cross-border linkages” and announced it was putting the 1960 treaty in abeyance with immediate effect, pending Pakistan’s “credible and irrevocable” renunciation of support for cross-border terrorism.