However, the situation improved after a few days of both countries on 10 May decided to stop the attack. (File)
New Delhi:
The Government of Delhi withdrew its order on Wednesday to cancel leaves of its officials in the aftermath of the military conflict with Pakistan earlier this month.
The service department of the Delhi government said that the previous order was on 8 May to cancel all leaves of officers/officials who have been withdrawn with immediate effect.
In its order of 8 May, the Department of all employees of the Delhi government has canceled to further orders to prepare for every emergency situation resulting from the hostilities between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor.
However, the situation improved after a few days when the two countries decided on 10 May to stop the military action with immediate effect.
Indian armed forces touched nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan usage Kashmir on 7 May under the Codenaam Operation Sindoor, the response of India to the terror attack of April 22 Pahalgam that killed 26 people, mainly tourists.
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