“Kashmir Was, Is, and Will Always Be Ours” – PM Modi’s Blunt Message to Trump Over the Phone
New Delhi | June 18, 2025
🔥 In a fiery 30-minute phone call, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made India’s position crystal clear to US President Donald Trump:
“India has never accepted mediation on Kashmir, and it never will.”
This call took place while PM Modi was attending the G7 Summit in Canada, after Trump reportedly asked questions about Operation Sindoor, India’s swift military response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
Trump’s Ceasefire Claims Get Slammed
🛑 President Trump has repeatedly claimed credit for brokering a ceasefire between India and Pakistan after Op Sindoor. PM Modi shut this down completely, stating that the ceasefire occurred only at Pakistan’s request and was handled exclusively through military channels – the US had nothing to do with it.
Operation Sindoor – India’s Precision Strike
💥 Operation Sindoor was a calculated and targeted mission aimed at destroying terrorist camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). PM Modi emphasized that India’s action was measured, avoiding civilian casualties while crushing the terror infrastructure.
Trump’s Meeting With Pakistan Army Chief Raises Eyebrows
📸 As PM Modi made his position clear, Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir was scheduled to meet Trump at the White House for a high-profile lunch. With Iran-Israel tensions on the rise, this visit is being seen as a strategic move by the US to strengthen military ties with Pakistan.
India’s Stand Is Unshakable
🧨 PM Modi reiterated his May 12 statement loud and clear:
“If we ever talk to Pakistan, it will only be about terrorism and PoK. Kashmir is not negotiable.”
He also made it clear that no trade deals or tariffs influenced the ceasefire, countering Trump’s earlier remarks about using trade to calm tensions.
FAQs:
Q1: Has India ever accepted mediation on Kashmir?
❌ No. India firmly rejects all third-party interference.
Q2: What is Operation Sindoor?
💣 A precise military strike on terror camps in PoK after the Pahalgam attack.
Q3: Did Trump help broker the India-Pak ceasefire?
❌ No. PM Modi confirmed the ceasefire was discussed via military communication only.
Q4: Did PM Modi accept Trump’s invitation to visit the US?
🚫 No. He declined due to G7 summit obligations.
Q5: Why is Trump meeting the Pakistan Army Chief?
🔍 To discuss regional security amid Iran-Israel tensions and reinforce US-Pak military ties.
