India-Pakistan three-day war

[DBT]

Do you think training terrorists and sending them to kill unarmed Indians tourists of a particular religion in Kashmir is OK?
Indian Kashmir has a government elected fairly and democratically by its own people..
The attack severely damaged the tourist industry in Kashmir this year impacting the lives of hundreds of thousand of its people.

Of course it's not OK, but that mind set is enabled by identity politics, us and them, which includes not only two sides, but all sides, be they lines on a map, or political, ideological or religious divisions.

 

[aupmanyav]

I will say again "it needs two hands to clap".

 

[aupmanyav]

"Pakistan reached out to India twice seeking a cessation of hostilities, including a formal message from its Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) on the evening of May 7, a day after Indian armed forces demolished nine terror hubs under Operation Sindoor, top sources told India Today.

However, according to those privy to the exchange, Islamabad's sincerity was suspect, as the appeals for peace were accompanied by renewed attacks on Indian military facilities.

After three more days of intense cross-border military actions from both sides, a DGMO-level conversation took place on May 10 at 3:35 PM, during which India and Pakistan negotiated a ceasefire understanding."

“Pakistan’s words will always be judged by concrete, verifiable, and irreversible actions against terrorists.” the sources added.

Islamabad called Delhi twice for ceasefire; Op Sindoor deaths in Pak rise to 160

Pakistan's Director-General of Military Operations had made a call to his Indian counterpart during Operation Sindoor on May 7 seeking a cessation of hostilities. But these overtures were met with scepticism by India.

www.indiatoday.in

 

[aupmanyav]

Does it need any explanation?