Staff MD Ehsan Ur Rahim was asked to leave India within 24 hours. The Pakistan High Commission’s D’Affaire was enacted on Tuesday.
ET learned that the Pakistani HC member was allegedly addicted to espionage in Punjab. Punjab police arrested two people related to MD Rahim.
The Foreign Ministry asserted on Tuesday that military operations against Pakistan were entirely in the conventional realm, thus denying the proposals, including U.S. President Donald Trump, that the two countries are moving towards a nuclear conflict.
“There are some reports that Pakistan’s national command will meet on May 10. But it was later denied. Pakistan’s foreign minister denied the nuclear angle since record. It is well known that India’s stable position on nuclear extortion or not allowing cross-border terrorism, or allowing cross-border terrorism to suffer from core in various countries, we have suffered efforts in various countries. We may encounter any core in various countries, our situation, our core scope. Randhir Jaiswal said here.
Trump claims his country played a role in preventing a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan, which would have claimed millions of lives. Trump also attempted to mediate between India and Pakistan on Kashmir. Jaiswal said: “We have a long-standing national position that any issues related to Indian union territory on both India and Pakistan must address issues related to the territory of the Union of India. This policy has not changed. None of the unchanged policies have changed. The outstanding thing is the holiday of illegal occupation of Indian territory by Pakistan.”
Jaiswal also elaborates on the contact sequence between India-Pakistan DGMOs. In the May 10 call, specific dates, times and wording between DGMOs in the two countries began in 1535 hours. The MEA received a request for this call from the Pakistan High Commission. The initial difficulties of Pakistan’s side connect the hotline to the Indian side for technical reasons. Jaiswal informed that the timing was set within 1535 hours on May 10, based on the availability of DGMO in India.
In the early morning of May 10, India launched an effective attack on Pakistan’s major air force bases. That’s why they are now willing to stop dismissals and military operations. Jaswar quipped, “Let me know. It’s the power of Indian weapons that forces Pakistan to stop firing.”
