India Rejects Turkish President Erdogan's Remarks on Kashmir

New Delhi lodges a strong protest over Erdogan's call for UN-led dialogue, asserting Kashmir as an integral part of India.

India's Ministry of External Affairs strongly condemned Turkish President Erdogan's comments on Kashmir as 'unwarranted' and 'unacceptable.'
Erdogan, during his visit to Pakistan, expressed solidarity with Pakistan and called for resolving the Kashmir issue through UN resolutions and dialogue.
India reiterated its position that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of the country and external comments on the matter are inappropriate.
Indian officials criticized Erdogan for not addressing Pakistan's role in cross-border terrorism, which remains a key concern for India's security in Jammu and Kashmir.
A formal protest was lodged with the Turkish ambassador in Delhi, emphasizing India's commitment to its territorial integrity and sovereignty.