Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Pakistan Condemns Rajnath Singh's PoK Remarks
India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that India will only talk to Pakistan about Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), which India considers part of its territory.
Pakistan responded by calling these remarks provocative and asked the international community to pressure India.
India also accused Pakistan of supporting terrorism, while Pakistan denied these claims and continued to seek international intervention.
Rajnath Singh stated India will only discuss PoK with Pakistan.
Pakistan condemned Singh's remarks as provocative and irresponsible.
Pakistan urged the international community to pressure India.
India accused Pakistan of institutionalizing terrorism.
Pakistan denied terrorism accusations and continued to raise the Kashmir issue internationally.
- Who
- India and Pakistan
- What
- Diplomatic tension over PoK remarks
- When
- July 26, 2026
- Where
- India and Pakistan
- Why
- Rajnath Singh's remarks on PoK and terrorism
India's Stance
Pakistan's Response
Position on PoK
India's Stance
India considers PoK an integral part and will only discuss its return.
Pakistan's Response
Pakistan views PoK as a disputed territory and seeks international intervention.
Dialogue Conditions
India's Stance
India insists on no broader talks with Pakistan beyond PoK.
Pakistan's Response
Pakistan condemns India's stance as provocative and irresponsible.
Terrorism Accusations
India's Stance
India accuses Pakistan of institutionalizing terrorism and supporting terrorist organizations.
Pakistan's Response
Pakistan denies these accusations and calls for international pressure on India.
- Event
- Kargil Vijay Diwas
- Indian Defence Minister
- Rajnath Singh
- Pakistan's Response
- Condemnation and appeal for international intervention
- India's Position
- No talks with Pakistan except on PoK
- Pakistan's Position
- PoK is a disputed territory
- Terrorism Accusation
- India accuses Pakistan of institutionalizing terrorism