Minister Jaishankar refused to reveal the ‘claim’ of Donald Trump’s Indo-Bakh ceasefire, said Pakistan …
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar
India-Pakistan Media Claim: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has rejected US President Donald Trump’s claim that the Indo-Pakistan ceasefire (India-Pakistan ceasefire). In an interview with the Dutch broadcaster NOS, Jaishankar said there was no third -party participation. He said, “If Pakistanis want to stop the war not only from the United States, they should tell us, we must listen to them. We must listen to them. Their general calls to our general and said this.”
When asked about Trump’s mediation at the ceasefire, Jaishankar said, “This is a matter between us and the Pakistanis. We propose to deal with it bilaterally. ‘Bhaktan’
Speaking at Operation Sindur, Jaishankar said that India would not hesitate to reproduce it because of the fact that it was not because of provocation. Jaishankar said, ‘There is a clear news in that action- if we have seen the actions on April 22, the same activities are repeated and then we will be replied that we will attack the terrorists. If the terrorists are in Pakistan, we will kill them where they are. ‘Bhaktan’
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‘Pakistan used the nickname from the beginning, refused to join it’
He said, ‘Pakistan used pseudo -army from the beginning and refused to join it. During independence, Pakistan sent a pseudo -army and said they were tribes. Then they found that they were the people of the Pakistani army, some of them were uniform, some were not. ‘Bhaktan’
‘India has the right to take action’
Jaishankar said India has the right to take action. He said, ‘Continuous activity is not like fighting each other. Currently, fighting and military operations have been agreed. So the surgery is still quiet. On May 10, Jaishankar said Pakistan appealed for a ceasefire with hotline contact. He said, “This is a Pakistani army sent a message that they are ready to shoot them. We responded accordingly.”
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