North India Statesman
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US President Donald Trump claimed that he was the first to declare a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. This has created controversy in India. While the opposition parties are surrounded by the central government regarding this, Trump has retaliated with his statement. He said that he helped reduce tension between the two countries, but did not directly mediated. He gave this statement while speaking at a program.
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The MP said, “I am not saying that I meditated, but last week the tension between India and Pakistan reached a dangerous level.” He voted to relieve stress. On May 10, India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire. Trump tweeted about this. He said, “I am very happy to announce that India and Pakistan have agreed to complete and immediate ceasefire.” He said that he congratulates the two countries for showing understanding.
India rejected this claim.
The Government of India has also rejected Trump’s claim that he helped bring a ceasefire between India and Pakistan by threatening to stop trade. The government had clearly stated that during military tension with Pakistan, the issue of trade between India and the US did not arise. Responding to media questions on Donald Trump’s remarks, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal clarified that ‘India and US leadership were in touch during a stressful deadlock with Pakistan, but no discussion was held on business.’
What did Trump really say?
The Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement that the emerging military situation was discussed between Indian and American leaders on May 7, from the introduction of Operation Sindoor to the agreement to stop firing and military action on May 10. The issue of business was not raised in any discussion. The comment came after Trump took credit for stopping the war between India and Pakistan. In which he said that his administration intermediad the complete and immediate ceasefire between the two countries. Trump claimed that he told the leaders of the two countries that America would help them in business if they agree on the ceasefire and if they do not agree then no business will be done with them. After this, both countries agreed to the ceasefire.
