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Parliament Confronts Government Over Sindoor Pause and Ceasefire Dispute

Monsoon session debate saw ministers defend the suspension of Sindoor strikes under a new counterterror doctrine rejecting U.S. mediation claims as Opposition MPs pressed for answers on security lapses, downed jets, unrecaptured territory.

PM Modi with Shashi Tharoor, Manish Tewari & other leaders at reception hosted 10 June for members of Operation Sindoor global outreach delegation | ANI
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Overview

  • Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reiterated that Operation Sindoor is paused after achieving its objectives but reserved the right to resume strikes if Pakistan provokes further misadventure.
  • External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar outlined India’s five-point doctrine treating cross-border terrorism as an act of war and clarified that the May 10 ceasefire was agreed directly through military channels without trade linkages.
  • Opposition MPs led by Gaurav Gogoi demanded accountability for pre-attack security failures at Pahalgam, disclosure of any jets downed during the strikes, and explanation for not reclaiming Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
  • Home Minister Amit Shah accused the Opposition of distrusting India’s foreign minister while rejecting President Trump’s repeated claims of brokering the India-Pakistan ceasefire.
  • Ministers highlighted India’s diplomatic outreach that secured global backing for its right to self-defence and isolated Pakistan’s terror sponsorship at the UN and from major powers.