EAM S Jaishankar Reiterates India’s Firm Response in Face of Pak Conflict

Introduction The world is divided on the issue of peace between nations, particularly over the Pak attacks. The United States (U.S.) and several other countries have repeatedly tried to intervene in this conflict, but their efforts have been hampered by the strong dislike for U.S. influence in Asia and its commitment to protecting its own sovereignty. India, however, has consistently maintained a firm stance: it resolutely opposes peace negotiations, claims U.S.-backed forces are ineffective, and insists on safeguarding its national interests.

The Conflict The Pak attacks began in 2018 with the invasion of Pakistan, which led to hundreds of deaths, economic disruption, and political instability. The U.S.-led response has included talks with Pakistan but has faced criticism for not addressing the root issues that caused the attack—such as economic sanctions, military invasions, and a lack of international cooperation.

EAM’s Firm Response India’s firm response to the Pak attacks is rooted in its belief in the irreversible nature of peace negotiations. The U.S., China, and other countries have repeatedly tried to mediate but have failed to achieve anything more than verbal compromises. Instead, they have sought to undermine India’s position by supporting military actions or offering aid that risks undermining India’s sovereignty.

The Importance of the Conflict The ongoing Pak attacks are not just a matter of national sovereignty; they also reflect broader global issues such as economic inequality and international instability. India is one of the few nations in Asia that has the resources to address this issue effectively. Its actions are crucial for safeguarding its interests while avoiding the risks of prolonged conflict.

Conclusion EAM’s firm stance on the Pak attacks reflects a deep sense of responsibility towards both the peace negotiations and India’s national interests. While the international community is working tirelessly to find a solution, the U.S.-backed forces are ultimately proving to be ineffective. India must continue its efforts to protect its national interests while advocating for peace through dialogue and negotiation. As the world works together on this issue, the future of global stability may be saved.