New Delhi, May 26, 2025 —
In a powerful message against terrorism, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar led a meeting of the Consultative Committee on External Affairs to evaluate the outcome of Operation Sindoor. His message was clear — India’s tolerance for cross-border terrorism has ended.
The session covered India’s swift and targeted strikes on terror hideouts in Pakistan and PoK. Jaishankar said the operation not only eliminated threats but also shattered Pakistan’s image of invincibility.
“This is not just retaliation — it’s strategy and diplomacy in action,” he told MPs.
What Was Discussed:
- Indus Waters Treaty: Revisited as a potential diplomatic lever amid growing tensions.
- Global Response: The committee reviewed statements from world leaders and nations that backed India or remained silent.
- Pakistan’s Exposure: Intelligence reports suggested Pakistan was caught off-guard, highlighting their failure to protect so-called ‘secure zones.’
- Opposition View: Rahul Gandhi demanded transparency, but Jaishankar countered strongly, calling their criticism “dishonest and disconnected from ground reality.”
Why It Matters:
This meeting wasn’t just about military updates — it was about setting a global tone. India made it clear: terrorism has no safe corner, and those backing it — directly or diplomatically — will be called out.
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