Modi govt deviates from terms as soon as ceasefire is accepted

The historical impact of Pakistan’s military strategy and actions has put Modi’s political future in jeopardy.

The Modi government, which has faced setbacks in achieving its objectives due to Pakistan’s counteractions and American pressure, has begun to seek ways to deviate from the conditions of the ceasefire as soon as it accepted it.

By agreeing to the condition of talks between Pakistan and India in a third neutral country, India has now refused this just a few hours later. Not only has India deviated from this condition of the ceasefire, which was established with the intervention of President Trump, efforts from US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and the cooperation and support of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE, but it has also practically violated the complete ceasefire agreement by heavily shelling along the Line of Control in Kashmir.

In addition, India’s Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri has stated that there will be renewed discussions between the Directors General of Pakistan and India on Monday, based on their communication regarding the ceasefire, and that this ceasefire is a temporary arrangement that will be reviewed.

The American newspaper New York Times has reported this position of India in its latest report, while continuing to engage in military confrontation with heavy weapons and full military might, even after accepting the ceasefire agreement on the Line of Control in Kashmir, constitutes a practical violation of the agreement.