Warning Issued After Op Sindoor’s Start: MEA on Rahul’s Pak ‘Informed About Attack’ Claim
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has issued a clarification regarding External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar’s statement on Operation Sindoor, after Congress MP Rahul Gandhi alleged that Jaishankar admitted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government had alerted Pakistan before the launch of the operation.
The controversy began when Rahul Gandhi took to social media to claim that Jaishankar had said that the government had informed Pakistan about the operation before it commenced. However, the MEA has refuted these allegations, stating that Jaishankar’s statement was being falsely represented.
According to the MEA, Jaishankar had said that the government had warned Pakistan at the start of Operation Sindoor, which is clearly the early phase after the operation’s commencement. The MEA emphasized that this is not the same as saying that the government had informed Pakistan before the commencement of the operation.
Rahul Gandhi’s statement, which was based on a news report, had sparked a heated debate on social media, with many politicians and commentators weighing in on the issue. The MEA’s clarification has brought some clarity to the situation, but the controversy is likely to continue for some time.
Operation Sindoor was a military operation conducted by the Indian Army in the Kashmir region in 2022. The operation was aimed at eliminating terrorist camps and infrastructure in the region, and was seen as a major success for the Indian military.
The MEA’s clarification has been welcomed by many politicians and experts, who have praised the government for its efforts to clarify the situation. However, the controversy is likely to continue for some time, with many people still questioning the government’s motives and the accuracy of Jaishankar’s statement.
In conclusion, the MEA’s clarification has brought some clarity to the controversy surrounding Operation Sindoor, but the issue is likely to continue to be debated in the coming weeks and months. It is essential that the government and other stakeholders continue to provide accurate and transparent information to the public, and that politicians and commentators avoid spreading misinformation and speculation.
