Archive · 26 Sep 2025
India Reaffirms Stance on Pakistan Mediation
India does not want any other country to help solve its problems with Pakistan.
This position was restated after a meeting between the Pakistani Prime Minister, Army Chief, and former US President Donald Trump.
India's government acknowledged the meeting took place.
India believes it should solve issues with Pakistan directly, without help from other countries.
India reiterated its position on bilateral issues with Pakistan.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) commented on a meeting.
The meeting involved Pakistan's PM and Army Chief with Donald Trump.
India maintains there is no role for third-party mediation.
The MEA stated they 'took note' of the meeting.
- Who
- India, Pakistan, US
- What
- India's stance on mediation
- When
- September 26, 2025
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- To clarify position on third-party involvement in India-Pakistan matters
India's Perspective
No opposing sides
Third-party mediation
India's Perspective
India does not want any third-party mediation.
No opposing sides
No opposing view.
- Key Players
- India, Pakistan, US
- Meeting Participants
- Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir, Donald Trump
- India's Stance
- No third-party mediation
- MEA's Reaction
- Took note of the meeting
Sources
US 'absolutely helped broker' India-Pakistan ceasefire, State Department official says
Kashmir a Direct Issue Between India and Pakistan: US
Trump Not Interested In Solving Kashmir Issue Between India-Pak: US Official
'Kashmir A Direct Issue Between India, Pakistan': US Official Says Trump 'Open To Help' If Asked
