Khemchand Sharma
Delhi : In a strong and unambiguous statement at the G7 Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi firmly denied any foreign intervention or mediation in the temporary ‘pause of fire’ during Operation Sindoor. He clarified that the decision was made independently by India and was based solely on Pakistan’s desperate request, after Indian forces had successfully achieved their military objectives against terror infrastructure.
This declaration is a direct rebuttal to the false narrative propagated by certain Opposition leaders and their international sympathizers, who attempted to portray the tactical pause as a result of pressure or intervention from former U.S. President Donald Trump. The Prime Minister made it categorically clear that India does not allow any third-party mediation in matters of national interest and security.
By doing so, PM Modi has not only reinforced India’s sovereign decision-making but also exposed the deliberate misinformation campaign aimed at undermining India’s strategic and military achievements.
The ‘Trump Ceasefire’ narrative, aggressively pushed by several Congress leaders, was part of a broader attempt to question India’s political leadership and discredit the Indian Armed Forces. Among the prominent Congress figures who promoted or echoed this propaganda were:
* **Jairam Ramesh**, who cited Trump’s remarks to question India’s stand.
* **Pawan Khera**, who mocked the government and amplified foreign claims over India’s sovereign decisions.
* **Manish Tewari**, who suggested that India’s actions were influenced externally, not strategically decided.
* **Rahul Gandhi**, who chose silence while allowing his party’s ecosystem to tarnish India’s success story.
This propaganda was not just a political misstep — it was a national embarrassment. It sought to question India’s global standing and insult the valor and planning of our security forces.
In light of Prime Minister Modi’s clear and public denial at the G7 platform, these Congress leaders must issue a public apology. They owe it to the nation, the armed forces, and the global Indian diaspora for:
* Spreading foreign-fabricated lies,
* Mocking India’s military achievements,
* And undermining the success of a strategically executed anti-terror operation.
Their actions were not just anti-Modi — they were anti-India. When national interest and security are at stake, there is no place for propaganda, pettiness, or political opportunism.
Operation Sindoor stands as a decisive, strategic, and sovereign achievement of India. It was neither dictated nor influenced by any foreign power. Prime Minister Modi’s statement has restored the truth and reaffirmed India’s position as a global leader that acts on its own terms.