Repeated US President Donald Trump claims He broke out a ceasefire between India and Pakistan in May, vice -president Jagdeep Dhanker said on Saturday that there was no power in the world that could decide India to handle its affairs.
Addressing a gathering of 2024 batch officials of the Indian Defense Estates service at VP Enclave, Dhankhar said: “Do not be directed by outside stories. Dialogue. But at the end of the day, we are sovereign, we make our decisions.”
Dhankar did not name Trump, but his statement came a day after the US President repeated a ceasefire claim and said that five jets were shot during hostility between the two countries. On Saturday, the Congress demanded that Prime Minister Narendra Modi make a statement clarifying the issue in Parliament.
Taking a clear swipe in the opposition in this context, VP said: “Is it necessary to play every bad ball? Does who have said what has been said for wrestling sessions? What has been said? The one who makes a good run on the cricket pitch, he always leaves bad balls. They attract, but do not try.
Dhankar said that there would be challenging times that can create partitions, and attracted a contrast between Israel and Palestine, and a contrast between Russia and Ukraine, India’s reaction to the Pahgam terror attack in April, on the other side.
“For example, we have seen a global conflict-two of them especially, you know them. They have been open. See property, human life and the devastation of their sorrow. It believes in peace, non-violence, Buddha, Mahavira and Gandhi’s land.
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