Multiple web search results and Wikipedia entries confirm that an attack occurred in Pahalgam on April 22, 2025, resulting in 26 deaths. Specifically, multiple sources mention Shubham Dwivedi being among the victims. The evidence is consistent across different search results.

Multiple sources confirm that Kashmir is claimed by both India and Pakistan and has been the cause of wars between them. Britannica explicitly states it is 'Claimed by both India and Pakistan' and was the focus of 'three wars between them.'

Multiple web search results confirm that Delhi blamed Pakistan for the Pahalgam attack, alleging the involvement of a group based in Pakistan, and that Islamabad denied these allegations. This narrative is consistent across multiple independent reports.

Multiple sources confirm that India launched air strikes after the Pahalgam attack. One source specifies this occurred on May 7, 2025, about two and a half weeks after the attack, targeting alleged militant bases.

Web search results describe a period of intense conflict following the initial strikes, mentioning a 'four days of fighting' and subsequent halt of hostilities. This aligns with the general description of a major military standoff concluding with a ceasefire.

Two separate web search results confirm that on the day of the attack, Shubham and Aishanya were in Baisaran valley, while the rest of the group remained in the main town near Pahalgam.

Multiple web search results provide detailed, consistent accounts from Aishanya stating that during the attack in the meadow, a man approached them, questioned her husband's religion, and subsequently shot him.

Multiple web search results confirm that Shubham and Aishanya were on a short holiday in Kashmir with nine other family members, and that they had married only two months prior.