India-Pakistan conflict: Foreign Secretary Vikram Egyptian will inform the Parliamentary Committee on the military conflict between India and Pakistan after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam next week. Members of the Standing Committee of Foreign Affairs indicated that Egypt will provide information in this regard on 19 May.
India-Pakistan ceasefire
Vikram Misri will also inform the committee about the changes in the current foreign policy in relation to India and Pakistan. The two sides have agreed to stop all military operations on 10 May.
Prime Minister Modi gave a strong message to Pakistan
In his address to the nation on 12 May, Prime Minister Modi credited the Indian Army for destroying the terrorist bases of Pakistan in Operation Sindoor and announced, “I want to tell the world community that if there is a conversation with Pakistan, it will be on terrorism.”
For the first time, three conditions for Pakistan have been clearly fixed for any kind of contact with the Government of India in the future. Prime Minister Modi, who is dreaming of third party mediation on other issues including Kashmir, has bluntly told Pakistan that India’s view is absolutely clear. Terrorism and business cannot live together, such as water and blood cannot flow together. It is clear that the dialogue is a distant possibility, and the currently postponed trade will not begin.
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Do you know what happened when?
- April 22: Pahalgam terrorist attack, killing 26 people.
- April 23: Prime Minister Modi left his Saudi Arabia and reached Delhi. The Cabinet Committee on security headed by the Prime Minister decided to take punitive action against Pakistan.
- April 24: In Madhubani, Bihar, Prime Minister Modi said that those responsible for the Pahalgam attack and its conspirators will be punished beyond their imagination.
- May 7: Indian armed forces run Operation Sindoor from 1:05 pm to 1:30 pm. Nine terrorist bases were attacked in Pakistan and PoK in Jammu and Kashmir.
- May 7 night: Pakistan attempted a drone attack on Indian bases. All failed. The Pakistani Army opened fire on the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir.
- May 8 night: Pakistan targeted military establishments and civil areas and carried out 300-400 drone attacks from Leh to Sir Creek. However, all efforts failed. The Indian Army gave a befitting reply to this.
- May 9 night: Pakistan attempted a drone attack targeting 26 places from Jammu and Kashmir to Gujarat. An attempt was made to target important places including airports and Air Force bases. However, all efforts failed.
- May 10: India carried out accurate attacks with arms and missiles at eight major bases of the Pakistani Army, including air defense systems to radar site and command centers. The Director General of Pakistani Military Operations (DGMO) called its Indian counterpart on the hotline. US President Donald Trump announced an agreement on full and immediate ceasefire at 6 pm, which ended the struggle with Egypt in the US arbitration.
- May 11: Indian Army said that 35-40 Pakistani soldiers were killed during the military attack. India killed Pakistani fighter jets but refrained from stating the number.
- May 12: Talk to DGMO of India and Pakistan. It was agreed that both sides would consider taking immediate steps to reduce the number of soldiers from boundaries and advance areas. In his address to the nation, Prime Minister Modi said that Operation is a new policy against vermilion terrorism. India will not bow down to the nuclear threat.
