The monsoon session of Parliament is going on and Operation Sindoor is being discussed in the House. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, while speaking in the Lok Sabha, dismissed the claim of former US President Donald Trump outright that he said that he had played an intermediary in the ceasefire between India and Pakistan.
External Affairs Minister Jaishankar said that there was no phone conversation between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump between 22 April and 17 June. He also said that on the morning of May 9, US Vice President JD Vance warned India of a possible Pakistani attack. On this, PM Modi had bluntly said that India will give a befitting reply.
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Pakistan takes the initiative of ceasefire
The Foreign Minister said that the ceasefire did not have any arbitration but the initiative of ceasefire was taken by Pakistan itself. India had clearly stated that if Pakistan has to talk, then its DGMO will have to talk to the DGMO of India.
Jaishankar told the House that Pakistan had crossed India’s ‘Red Line’. After which the government took strict steps and carried out Operation Sindoor. In this operation, the terrorist bases in Pakistan were targeted. He said that it is India’s right to protect its citizens and now India will not tolerate any kind of ‘nuclear blackmailing’.
India got support internationally
Jaishankar said that India got support from America, France, Germany, European Union and Quad countries in this entire development. He said that only 3 out of 193 countries of the United Nations opposed Operation Sindoor, the rest of the world stood with India.
Pakistan’s pole opened in front of the world: Jaishankar
The government not only called a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security Affairs, but also declared the officials of the Pakistani Embassy to Persona Non Greta. At the same time, embassies around the world were also briefed and a message was given through the media that India would not compromise with its security.
Diplomacy performed power: Jaishankar
Jayashankar, referring to cases like extradition of Tahwwur Rana, said that it is the result of India’s strong diplomacy that the world is listening to our attitude seriously today. He clarified that now India will not sit silent, will answer on every front whether it is diplomatic or military.
