In a dramatic escalation of violence, twin suicide bombings have rocked the capitals of India and Pakistan within 24 hours, leaving at least 20 people dead and many more injured. The most significant attack occurred outside a court in Islamabad, where a suicide bomber killed 12 people and wounded dozens. The Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for this attack, marking it as the deadliest in the capital since 2008. In response, Pakistani officials have accused India of orchestrating the bombing, a claim that has been strongly rejected by Indian authorities. Both nations have launched investigations into the blasts, heightening security measures and trading blame amidst already frayed regional relations. The situation remains tense as fears of further violence loom over the South Asian region.