Is Pakistan begging Iran to escalate tensions with India after the Pahargham attack? Abbas Araghchi visits Delhi…

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi

Is Pakistan begging Iran to mediate and alleviate tensions in India after the terrorist attack? Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will hold talks with his Indian counterparts in order to get into tension before New Delhi takes any military action against Islamabad? Answers to these questions can be obtained on May 8 after Abbas Araghchi visits New Delhi. Iran shared the information in an article on X on Monday that Aragic will come to India. After a stay in Islamabad, he will visit India, where he will hold talks with Pakistani officials.

Iran calls for peace

The embassy wrote on the social media platform,
“Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi plans to visit India this Thursday after meeting with Pakistani officials in Islamabad,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said at a press conference in Tehran that top diplomats will participate in the Joint Economic Commission. On April 25, the Iranian Foreign Minister called for peace to prevail in an article on X. From his personal account, Araghchi calls India and Pakistan a priority.

Abbas Araghchi visits Pakistan, India

His appeal for peace occurred after a despicable terrorist attack on April 22 in Jamu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam targeted tourists. He shared that Tehran is “ready” to set its good offices in Islamabad and New Delhi to “a greater understanding during this difficult time”.

He wrote on X: “India and Pakistan are brotherly neighbors of Iran, enjoying relationships rooted in cultural and civilized relations that have been rooted in centuries of history. Like other neighbors, we consider them our most important priorities. Tehran stands ready to learn more about the spirit of this difficult time in Islamabad and New Delhi and gradually understand its good office.

Human beings are members of the whole
Create an essence and soul
If a member suffers
Other members will remain uneasy”

India prepares for military operations

India’s support for Pakistan has taken a strong countermeasure to cross-border terrorism following the Pahargam attack. At a meeting of the Cabinet Security Committee (CCS) chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 23, India decided to shelve the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty until Pakistan reliably incorrectly conceals its support for cross-border terrorism and shut down the integrated Attari Check Post. India also announced the Pakistan High Commission role of the officials of Frata and ordered them to leave India within a week.

India launches diplomatic Salvo

The central government has also decided to cancel any visas provided under the SAARC Visa Waiver Scheme (SVE) and ordered Pakistan to leave the country within 48 hours. The Indian government also immediately suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals. In the context of ongoing tensions, India also immediately banned the direct or indirect import and transit of all commodities originating from or exported from Pakistan, regardless of their import status, effectively ceased bilateral trade flows, thereby effectively ceased bilateral trade flows.

(Input with ANI)