After the statement given by Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh regarding Sindh province of Pakistan, there has been a sharp reaction in the neighboring country. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry has issued an official statement strongly condemning this comment. The ministry says that Rajnath Singh’s statement is a violation of international law and reflects the expansionist thinking of Hinduism.

Continuing its sharp attack on India, the Foreign Ministry said that the Indian government should pay attention to the safety of its citizens, especially the minority communities. Pakistan alleged that those instigating violence against minorities in India are not held responsible. The statement also said that India should address the problems of the people of the North-East, who are facing systematic discrimination, segregation and violence based on identity.

Pakistan again spoke on Kashmir

Pakistan also included Kashmir issue in this dispute. The ministry said that India should take steps towards resolution of the Kashmir dispute under the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council. Pakistan claimed that it is ready to resolve disputes with India peacefully on the basis of international rules, but is also fully prepared to protect its security and independence.

What did Rajnath Singh say?

It is noteworthy that Rajnath Singh had said in the ‘Sindhi Samaj Sammelan’ organized in Delhi yesterday that till date the Sindhi Hindus of his generation have not fully accepted the accession of Sindh to Pakistan in 1947. He said that Sindh has always been a part of India in terms of civilization and the boundaries may change in the future, so it is possible that Sindh may again join India.

Pakistan called Rajnath Singh’s statement baseless

Pakistan termed this comment as baseless and said that Sindh is an important and integral province of its since 1947. It is the third largest province of Pakistan and its capital Karachi is an important economic center of the country. According to Pakistan, talk of Sindh joining India is just an attempt to create tension in the region and this should be avoided at all costs.

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Pakistan has an old habit of singing the praises of Jammu and Kashmir. Due to this, he has felt embarrassed many times, but his habit does not change. Due to Pakistan’s hollow claims, it has once again felt embarrassed on the world stage. The latest case is of a Pakistani channel. On the local news channel, Russia clearly said that the solution to the Kashmir dispute is possible only through bilateral talks between India and Pakistan and there should be no interference of any third party.

Russia gave clear answer to Pak anchor’s question
A Pakistani news anchor recently in his program questioned Russian Ambassador to Pakistan Albert Khorev on the Kashmir dispute. The anchor asked whether the Kashmir dispute could turn into a nuclear crisis due to India’s hesitation. On this, the Russian Ambassador clearly said that India and Pakistan should resolve this issue only bilaterally, and third party interference further complicates the Kashmir dispute. He also said that Russia supports India and there should be no third interference on the Kashmir issue.

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Pakistan anchor: Do you believe that India’s reluctance to resolve Kashmir dispute per UN resolutions could lead to a nuclear war?

Russian Ambassador to Islamabad Albert… pic.twitter.com/LQSCyhMxAe

— Dhairya Maheshwari (@dhairyam14) October 17, 2025

India’s clear stand on Jammu and Kashmir
India has repeatedly made it clear that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of it and now it will not be debated on any international forum. Pakistan can demand talks only on the issue of POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir).

A crushing defeat in Operation Sindoor
Tension between India and Pakistan increased after the terrorist attacks in Pahalgam in April this year. India canceled the Indus Water Treaty and on the night of May 7 conducted air strikes on nine terrorist hideouts in Pakistan and PoK under Operation Sindoor. More than 100 Lashkar and Jaish terrorists were killed in this operation. Pakistan tried to take help from China and Türkiye, but its attacks were unsuccessful. After this, India attacked many airbases of Pakistan with missiles and drones and caused damage to them also. Four days later, Pakistan demanded ceasefire from India.

Just a day after the joint statement issued to strengthen bilateral relations between India and Afghanistan, Pakistan has expressed strong objection. Pakistan not only expressed displeasure over some parts of the joint statement, but also reacted sharply to the statements made by Afghanistan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaki during his visit to India.

Pakistan expressed objection on the mention of Kashmir

Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said that describing Jammu and Kashmir as a part of India in the joint statement is a clear violation of the relevant resolutions of the United Nations Security Council. Pakistan has formally expressed its serious objections to both India and Afghanistan on this. Pakistan has also given this objection to the Additional Foreign Secretary (West Asia and Afghanistan).

In an India-Afghanistan joint statement issued on October 10, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar had thanked Afghanistan for strongly condemning the terrorist attack in Pahalgam on April 22. Both countries condemned all forms of terrorism and stressed the need to enhance peace, stability and mutual trust in the region.

Pakistan enraged by Muttaki’s statements

Apart from the joint statement, Pakistan also objected to the statement of Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in which he had said that terrorism is an internal problem of Pakistan. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said that it had already informed Afghanistan that many terrorist organizations were attacking Pakistan from Afghan soil. The ministry said that the Afghan interim government cannot escape its responsibility by putting the responsibility on Pakistan. It is the responsibility of Afghanistan to maintain peace and stability in the region.

Muttaki held Pakistan responsible

It is noteworthy that just before his visit to India, Muttaki had held Pakistan responsible for the blasts in Afghanistan. He had said, “We consider this action of Pakistan wrong. Problems are not solved like this. We have kept the door of dialogue open. Peace and development have returned to Afghanistan after 40 years.”

Pakistan’s statement on illegal Afghan citizens

Amidst this controversy, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry also said that illegal Afghan citizens cannot be allowed to live in the country. The ministry clarified that it is Pakistan’s right to control the presence of foreign nationals.

This was the first time that the Afghan Foreign Minister visited India after the Taliban came to power in 2021. In New Delhi on Friday, he met Foreign Minister S. Met Jaishankar. During the meeting, Muttaki assured that Afghanistan will not allow its land to be used against any country.

Muttaki said, “I am happy to come to Delhi. This visit will increase understanding and cooperation between India and Afghanistan. Both the countries should further strengthen their relations and dialogue. We will not allow any group to misuse our soil.”

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At least 12 civilians have died due to security forces being shot at protesters in Pakistan-promoted Kashmir (POK). The region has been facing the biggest protests in recent years. These demonstrations started against not meeting 38 major demands of the government, but now it has turned into a broad movement against arbitrary and other atrocities of the army.

On Thursday, the protest entered its third day. There was a clash between the protesters and the army in Dadiyal, while the government deployed thousands of additional soldiers to control the situation. Apart from Muzaffarabad, the violence has spread to Rawalakot, Neelam Valley and Kotli.

Meeting of Joint Awami Action Committee

Chaudhary Anwarul Haq and Federal Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Tariq Fazal Chaudhary on Wednesday invited the United Awami Action Committee (JAAC) to negotiate to establish peace between the protesters and the government. According to reports, 5 protesters were shot dead in Muzaffarabad, 5 in Dhirkot and 2 in Dadiyal. Apart from this, at least 3 policemen have also been killed. More than 200 people have been injured, many of whom are in critical condition.

The demonstration is being led by the Jammu and Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (AAC), and due to this, life has stopped in the entire PoK. The main reason for this movement is the demand to abolish 12 assembly seats, which are reserved for Kashmiri refugees living in Pakistan. Other demands include tax relief, flour and subsidy on electricity, and development projects.

Markets, shops closed from September 29

Markets, shops and local businesses are closed since 29 September. Mobile, internet and landline services are also completely closed. Thousands of people are demonstrating, throwing stones and dropping large containers, which were tried to stop march by putting on bridges.

In other cities, despite the security arrangements, the protesters took out marches and raised slogans like “Rulers, Beware, We Are Your Doom” and “Kashmir is Ors, we will decide its fate”. This is the first time that PoK citizens are directly targeting the Pakistani government and the army.

Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif said that the government is ready to solve the issues and a dialogue committee has been formed to establish peace. He also directed to take restraint with the protesters.

Also, the United Kashmir People’s National Party (UKPNP) spokesman Nasir Aziz Khan appealed to the United Nations and the international community for immediate intervention. He said that human rights crisis can arise in PoK and member countries should take action under their international agreements. Prior to this development, 30 civilians were killed in the airstrikes of Pakistan Air Force in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, causing this tension to increase further.

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A senior official of the US State Department has clearly stated that Kashmir is a direct issue between India and Pakistan and the US is not interested in mediation. This statement is a big shock for Pakistan, as it has been dragging the Kashmir issue on the international stage for a long time.

Pakistan has always been an attempt to try to pressurize India from forums such as the US, United Nations (UN) or Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), but this stance of Trump administration is in favor of India, because India has always considered this issue a bilateral matter. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif arrived in Washington from New York on Thursday (25 September 2025) to meet US President Donald Trump. Where apart from PM Shahbaz, Army General Aseem Munir was also present.

America first policy of america
The American official clarified that Washington looks at India and Pakistan from different perspectives and the same policy is adopted. America considers India a major strategic partner, especially in an Indo-Pacific strategy and economic partnership. America’s attitude has often been related to terrorism and security towards Pakistan. Financial assistance and military cooperation have also been cut. In this context, considering Kashmir as a bilateral issue reflects the strength of America-India relations.

Claims on Trump administration and Kashmir dispute
During the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), Trump claimed that he played a role in stopping the struggle between India and Pakistan. On May 7, India started Operation Sindoor, after which a ceasefire took place on 10 May. Trump claimed that the ceasefire was possible with his mediation. However, India dismissed Trump’s claims and said that all talks between India and Pakistan are held directly and no third party is needed.

India’s policy opposed third party intervention
India has been continuously saying that the issues related to Kashmir and terrorism can be resolved only by bilateral talks between India and Pakistan. According to India, the intervention of a third party will not solve the solution, but more complexity will increase. This is the reason that India has always rejected the mediation of any country including America.

Pakistan’s diplomatic challenge
The Kashmir issue for Pakistan has been the main part of its foreign policy, but his situation is getting weaker due to repeated reactions from America and other countries. Despite raising the issue of Kashmir on the international stage, he is not getting global support. On the contrary, India’s strong diplomacy and international partnerships are increasing pressure on Pakistan.

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On August 14, Pakistan is celebrating its 79th Independence Day, but even on this national occasion, the leaders there did not desist from anti-India statements. Instead of discussing the country’s economic plight, inflation and people’s problems, Pakistan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar once again claimed the raga of Kashmir and claimed a false victory in the recent India-Pakistan struggle.

Ishaq Dar said in his speech that Pakistan performed brilliantly on both military and diplomatic fronts in Marka-e-Haq and gave a strong reply to India’s actions. Describing the Kashmir issue as justified, he claimed that Pakistan’s support would continue till the Kashmiris get justice. However, before this, many other leaders from Pakistan military officers have made statements many times.

پاکستان کے 79 ویں یومِ آزادی کے موقع موقع میں قوری قوم کوم کو دلی مبارزباد پیش کرتا ہوں۔

میں، ہم سب کے کےبا و و اجداد کو خراجِ عقیش پیforte معرضِ وجود میں آیا۔ میں اس عزم کو دہراتا ہ کہ ج جب تک ہم “لا الہ الا اللہ،… pic.twitter.com/l5usczvgno

– Ishaq Dar (@mishaqdar50) August 13, 2025

Defeat in Operation Sindoor
The reality is that in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan suffered heavy losses at military and strategic levels. In response to the Pahalgam attack, India airs the exact missile at terrorist bases located in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Many airbase of Pakistan, including Noor Khan, Rafiki, Murid, Sukkur, Chunion and Rahayayar Khan, suffered a lot of serious damage. Many F-16 fighter jets and other military resources were destroyed. Pakistan’s DGMO contacted India directly and requested to stop the operation, after which the ceasefire was announced.

Trying to trick the public
Pakistan’s top leaders and military officials often resort to India and Kashmir issues to divert attention from domestic problems. Ishaq Dar’s Independence Day speech was also a part of this pattern, in which no concrete discussion was held on real economic crisis, inflation and internal security challenges.

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Oic in support of Pakistan: The two -day meeting of the Islamic Cooperation Organization (OIC) held in Istanbul, Turkey once again became a platform of Pakistan’s partisan diplomacy. The Council of Foreign Ministers of the 57 Muslim countries OIC’s Foreign Ministers (CFM) in its common statement said to continue the Indus Water Agreement (IWT) between Indo-Pak, on the other hand, on the other hand, made unilateral comments about India’s military action and Kashmir policy. OC in his shared statement made it clear that it fully supports Pakistan’s stand and expects maximum restraint from India.

OIC said about ‘not letting’ Indo-Pak Indus Treaty ‘break’
In the formal statement released after the meeting, OC bluntly said that both sides should strictly follow the Indus Water Treaty between India and Pakistan in 1960. The statement said, “This historic agreement should not be broken under any circumstances. Both sides should continue to follow it.” This comment has come at a time when India strictly strictly strictly strictly taken its stand on the Indus Treaty after the Pahalgam terror attack and indicated to stop Pakistan’s water. Pakistan had strongly objected to this and threatened like war. There has been a conflict between the two countries on this issue for three months.

OC accused India of military growth
OC’s CFM said in a statement, “We are deeply concerned about the growing military activities in South Asia. The military attacks carried out by India at many places in Pakistan can increase regional instability.” OC has urged both sides to avoid stimulating actions and exercise maximum restraint. This is clearly aimed at India, as Pakistan is a permanent member of OC and has been using it as a diplomatic weapon against India for a long time.

Kashmir also in the face of Pakistan
In this meeting of OC, another concern for India is that the organization also repeated Pakistan’s side completely on the Kashmir issue. The statement said, “We support the rights of self -determination of the people of Kashmir, in line with the proposals of the United Nations Security Council, the OC stance and the wishes of the Kashmiri people.”

This statement is against the policy of India in which Kashmir is considered an integral part of India and the mediation of a third party is rejected.

Important meetings in Türkiye, Pak Army chief was also with
This meeting of the Islamic Cooperation Organization was also discussed because Pakistan Army Chief General Aseem Munir also reached Türkiye along with Pakistan Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. Munir met Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoan there, which is being considered a strategic strategic move on the other side of the official agenda of the meeting. It is believed that this meeting also affected the language of the last statement of OC, in which a sharp stand was taken against India.

Growing diplomatic challenge for India
This latest trend of OIC is going to do diplomatically uncomfortable for India. On the one hand, India is presenting itself as a global leader and development partner on international forums, on the other hand, it is constantly facing opposition due to Pakistan’s partisan advocacy in organizations like OC. Old and stable agreements, such as the Indus Water Agreement, are also now being brought to the center of geopolitical confrontation, causing disturbance in South Asia.

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Cyprus Highest Honor to PM Modi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been awarded the highest civilian honor of Cyprus. Cyprus President Nicos Christodolidase awarded him the ‘Grand Cross of the Order of Makaros III’, which is the biggest honor of the country. This honor has been given for strengthening bilateral relations and his contribution to global leadership.

PM Modi said- this is not mine, honor of the whole Indians
Regarding the highest honor of Cyprus, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “President, ‘Grand Cross of the Order of Makios III’, I express my heartfelt gratitude to your, Cyprus government and the people there. This honor is not only of Narendra Modi but of 140 crore Indians. Is to respect Bhavna. “

PM Modi further said, “I dedicate this award to strong friendly relations, shared values ​​and mutual beliefs between India and Cyprus. On behalf of India, I accept this honor with humility and gratitude.

For the first time in two decades, an Indian Prime Minister’s visit to Cyprus
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was given a grand welcome at Rashtrapati Bhavan in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus. He has arrived on a two -day official visit on the invitation of Cyprus President Nicos Christodaulides. This tour is also special because it is the first Cyprus visit of an Indian Prime Minister in the last twenty years. During this time, many important issues are to be discussed between PM Modi and President Christodaulids, which is expected to strengthen the bilateral relationship between the two countries.

India’s strategic message to Türkiye
This visit of Prime Minister Modi is also considered very important from strategic point of view. Türkiye has been occupied by the northern part of Cyprus for a long time and there has been tension between the two countries since 1974. Turkey is also alleged to have not only supported Pakistan during ‘Operation Sindoor’, but also provided drones for use against India. In such a situation, this visit of PM Modi is seen as giving a clear diplomatic message to Turkey that India is serious about its strategic interests and now the Mediterranean countries also hold a prominent place in the realm of its foreign policy.