India Pakistan Ceylon – Foreign Minister and NSA level not at NSA level, India cleaned this position – MEA or NSA level did not discuss with Pakistan
The Government of India has denied some reports in the international media on the ceasefire with Pakistan and has described them as false and fabricated. Sources related to the Indian Foreign Ministry said on Sunday that there was no talk of the Foreign Minister and the National Security Advisory Council with Pakistan on the ceasefire. The attempt was made to speak on behalf of the Pakistani Army’s DGMO, and the Indian Army’s DGMO spoke to him. Earlier, a CNN report, after receiving Washington’s ‘dangerous intelligence’, approached Vice President JD Vans directly and promoted a conversation towards the ceasefire.
In its statement, CNN said that considering the sensitivity of the issue, the intelligence information was not released, which was due to the delay in contact with Vanz BM Modi. The report said the intelligence information had forced the US leadership to immediately intervene. Vanz is said to have told Prime Minister Modi that the tension between the two countries could be reached. Sources said Pakistan had proposed talks at the National Security Advisor (NSA) level, but there was no such debate at the NSA or Foreign Minister level from India. Only the two countries were discussed between General (DGMO), Director of the Army’s military operations.
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India has made it clear that anyone who does not want the mediation in the case of Kashmir. This has come to light at the time when US President Donald Trump gave the mediation between India and Pakistan in a long -standing Kashmir dispute. Pakistani Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif welcomed the medieval concession and thanked Trump for expressing his desire to do so. But India clarified its position and said only in the withdrawal of Kashmir that occupied with Pakistan.
Sources of the Ministry of External Affairs said, ‘Our situation on Kashmir is very clear, and now only one case is left- Pakistan occupied Kashmir (POK). Except for this, there is nothing to speak. If they talk about handing over to terrorists, we can talk. We have no intention of talking to them in any other case. We don’t want anyone to meditate. We don’t need anyone’s mediation. Donald Trump praised India and Pakistan on Sunday and appreciated the tension and presented mediation between the two countries in the Kashmir dispute. After four days of air strikes, India and Pakistan agreed to reduce tension on Saturday. The announcement was originally made by US President Donald Trump and later confirmed in Islamabad and New Delhi.
