After US President Donald Trump offered to mediate on the Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut on Monday asked who made President Trump the "Sarpanch" and said that Indian Armed forces are "capable", even when our political leadership is "weak."
Rajasthan minister Madan Dilawar on Monday issued a stern warning to Pakistan against any further provocations, asserting that the Indian Army would respond firmly to any breach of trust.
Senior Congress leader and former MP V Hanumantha Rao on Monday urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to explain to the leaders of Opposition parties the ground reality following the operation Sindoor and the understanding reached by India and Pakistan to stop military action. He reiterated the
India's retaliation against Pakistan's heavy shelling and attempted drone attacks in Jammu-Kashmir and regions along the western and northern International Border has caused severe damage to many military assets of the neighbour
Ahead of the Directors General Military Operations' (DGMO) talks between India and Pakistan set to begin from 12 noon on Monday, BJP leader Dilip Ghosh said that everyone should trust the government. He emphasised that whatever steps are needed will be taken by the government.
The mortal remains of BSF Sub-Inspector Mohammed Imteyaz, who was killed in the cross-border shelling by Pakistan, were brought to Patna on Monday. Bihar Minister Nitin Nabin, Bihar BJP President Dilip Jaiswal, RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav and other leaders paid tribute to him.
The US State Department welcomed the decision by India and Pakistan on the cessation of hostilities and praised the leadership on choosing he path of wisdom, prudence and statesmanship.
Life in Barmer and Jaisalmer returned to normal after recent tensions along the India-Pakistan border. Markets are open, businesses are running, and residents feel relieved, hoping for continued peace in the region.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma thanked the Indian Army for killing over 100 terrorists using missiles under Operation Sindoor and said that if Pakistan violates the cessation of hostilities, Indian forces will give a "befitting reply" to them.