After the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the situation now seems to be normal. In this case, US President Donald Trump first first trying to take credit for this conversation by becoming his mouth Mia Mittu. At the same time, according to its old habit, the leg has been adamant in that case, which India clearly considers ‘bilateral’- that is, Kashmir…
Donald Trump praised India and Pakistan on his social media platform Truth social, saying that the two countries decided to withdraw from the war, showing understanding and courage, which could save the lives of millions of innocent people. But with this, he not only indicated the role of America as prominent and indicated ‘mediation’, but also said that he wants to help in solving it. Trump wrote, ‘I will work closely with both great countries, so that perhaps Kashmir can be solved after a thousand years.’
What did Trump say on India-Pakistan ceasefire?
Trump wrote in the post, ‘I am very appreciated by the strong and sensible leadership of India and Pakistan, who understood with their intelligence and patience in time that it is necessary to stop the fight anymore. Because, war could have provided disastrous results. Millions of good and innocent people could be killed. This courageous decision has increased your name and respect.
Trump further wrote, ‘I am proud that America could help in this historical and bravely decision. Even though it has not been talked about, but now I intend to increase the trade with both India and Pakistan. Also, I will try to find a peaceful solution with both countries on the issue of Kashmir, even if it took a lot of time. Heartfelt best wishes to the leadership of India and Pakistan for this good work.
India’s tough stand on Kashmir issue
India’s attitude has always been clear on the issue that Kashmir is completely an internal matter of India, and if there is any talk on it, only with Pakistan, that too in a bilateral manner.
In the 1972 Shimla Agreement and the 1999 Lahore manifesto, the two countries had decided that all issues including Jammu and Kashmir would be resolved by mutual negotiations, no third party will play.
India has repeatedly made it clear to all countries including America that any third power on Kashmir can neither become an intermediary, nor does it have the right to give any opinion on it. Despite this, Trump’s statement in this way not only questions India’s sovereignty, but is also a serious diplomatic insensitivity.
Donald Trump’s statement came at a time when he wants to create the image of peace messenger internationally. Their purpose seems to be behind drawing attention to the issue of Indo-Pak tension. However, India’s attitude is clear. There will be no third party on Kashmir, only India and Pakistan will have talks. That too when Pakistan stops supporting terrorism. Till then India is not interested in anyone’s mediation.
