Nuclear signaling, claim of Trump’s ceasefire and Chinese platform: What the government told the parlor panel on Operation Sindoor. Bharat News
New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs on Monday reiterated that the ceasefire was a bilateral decision between India and Pakistan and was not contrary to his repeated claims by US President Donald Trump, the news agency PTI cited sources.It comes as Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri Parliamentary standing committee On external matters. The meeting was chaired by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and several MPs including Abhishek Banerjee of TMC, Rajiv Shukla of Congress and Deepinder Hooda, Arim chief Asaduddin Owasi and BJP’s Aparajita Sarangi and Arun Govil participated.The meeting was held, as the government prepared to send a MP delegation abroad to present India’s case on Pakistan-proposed. Border terrorism,Here Misri told Standing Committee
- The India-Pakistan struggle remained within the traditional military domain, and there was no nuclear signal by Pakistan during the conflict.
- The decision to stop military action was bilaterally, questioning the repetitive claims of US participation in preventing President Trump’s struggle in response to opposition members.
- When some MPs asked if Pakistan used Chinese platforms during the struggle, Misri replied that it would not matter, because India was successfully killed.
Pakistani air base , - Misri also said that an investigation on the Pahalgam terror attack revealed that the terrorists involved in the attack “interacted with the mastermind in Pakistan.” Misri said, “Nexus clear among the terrorists, military intelligence agency, Pakistan’s civil administration,” Misri said.
