Archive · 1 Jun 2025
India-Pakistan Ceasefire Details Explained by All-Party Delegation
India and Pakistan stopped fighting on May 10th.
A group of people from different Indian parties explained how it happened.
The leader of the Pakistani military operations wanted a stop to the fighting but had trouble contacting India.
The Pakistani embassy in India helped by relaying the message.
India agreed after speaking with the Pakistani military.
This happened after India attacked terrorist groups that were causing trouble.
The all party delegation explained that the ceasefire was between India and Pakistan.
An all-party delegation detailed the India-Pakistan truce on May 10.
Pakistan's DGMO initially sought the ceasefire, facing hotline issues.
The Pakistan embassy in India helped relay the ceasefire request.
India agreed to the ceasefire after a request from the Pakistani DGMO.
The truce followed India's Operation Sindoor targeting terror infrastructure.
- Who
- All-party delegation, Pakistani DGMO, India, Pakistan Embassy in India.
- What
- How India-Pakistan truce was achieved on May 10.
- When
- May 10
- Where
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
- Why
- To explain how the ceasefire between India and Pakistan was reached.
Opposition's View
Indian Government's Stance
Mediation
Opposition's View
Opposition has raised questions about third-party involvement.
Indian Government's Stance
India claims truce was purely bilateral.
Initiation
Opposition's View
Unstated in the article
Indian Government's Stance
Pakistan initiated the ceasefire.
- Date of Truce
- May 10
- Initiator of Ceasefire Request
- Pakistan DGMO
- Related Military Operation
- Operation Sindoor
- Location
- India-Pakistan border
- Key Figure
- JDU MP Sanjay Kumar Jha
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