Chidambaram's Critique: India-Pakistan Ceasefire Sparks Debate
Congress leader P Chidambaram criticized the government for agreeing to a ceasefire after the successful Operation Sindoor. He praised the military but questioned the ceasefire's implication. Chidambaram highlighted the threat of 'fused fronts' with Pakistan and China and expressed concerns over the lack of diplomatic engagement with neighboring nations.
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Former home minister and Congress leader P Chidambaram voiced strong criticism towards the government's agreement to a ceasefire following Operation Sindoor's success. Participating in a discussion post-Pahalgam attack, he lauded the military leadership but raised doubts about the long-term effectiveness of the operation.
Chidambaram expressed concern about India's diplomatic strategy, questioning the lack of engagement with neighboring countries like Nepal and Sri Lanka. He underscored the problem of domestic and Pakistan-originated terrorism working in unison and stressed the challenges posed by 'fused fronts' with Pakistan and China.
Furthermore, Chidambaram reproached the government's handling of US relations, particularly after President Trump's claim of halting an India-Pakistan war. He critiqued the lack of protest against issues like the deportation of Indians and US tariffs, urging a more assertive stance in foreign policy.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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