Archive · 31 Jul 2025
India-Pakistan DGMOs Agree on Ceasefire, Pakistan Chairs UN Committee
India and Pakistan agreed to stop firing and military actions after direct talks between their military leaders.
No other countries were involved in helping with the ceasefire.
There was no official agreement signed after this.
Pakistan is now in charge of a UN committee dealing with the Taliban.
Also, Indian politicians went to lots of different countries to talk about how to fight against terrorism.
Pak DGMO requested a cessation of firing, agreed upon directly with Indian counterpart.
No third-party intervention occurred in the ceasefire negotiations.
India and Pakistan did not sign a bilateral agreement after the ceasefire.
Pakistan was appointed chair of the UN Sanctions Committee against the Taliban.
Indian parliamentary delegations traveled to 33 countries to rally support against terrorism.
- Who
- Director Generals of Military Operations of India and Pakistan, Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh.
- What
- Cessation of firing and military activities between India and Pakistan, and India's stance on Pakistan's UN roles and anti-terrorism efforts.
- When
- Statements made on Thursday in response to questions.
- Where
- Rajya Sabha in New Delhi.
- Why
- To clarify the direct agreement for a ceasefire, Pakistan's role in the UN, and India's counter-terrorism efforts.
India's Stance
Pakistan's Stance
Ceasefire
India's Stance
Direct Agreement
Pakistan's Stance
Pakistan initiated approach.
Anti-Terrorism Efforts
India's Stance
Rallied support to combat terrorism
Pakistan's Stance
Pakistan's role in Taliban's sanctions committee.
- Cessation Agreement
- Directly between DGMOs
- Third-Party Intervention
- None
- Bilateral Agreement
- No
- Pakistan's UNSC Role
- Chair of Sanctions Committee against Taliban
- Indian Delegations
- Traveled to 33 countries against terrorism
Sources
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