India-Pakistan Conflict: So was China behind the India-Pakistan tension? Jaishankar gave a shocking statement

After the Pahalgam attack, India took its revenge on Pakistan by running Operation Sindoor. After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan suffered a defeat in the conflict situation. Pakistan has suffered a huge loss in India's air strikes.

Amid the tension with India, China supported Pakistan as usual. Foreign Minister Jaishankar has given a shocking statement on what was the role of the Dragon during this time.

Jaishankar spoke on China's role.

Jaishankar has exposed China in an interview given to a German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. When Jaishankar was asked whether he thinks that China also had a role in the Indo-Pak tension. Responding to this, the Foreign Minister said that all the weapons that Pakistan has are from China. You can guess from this.

Informed Pakistan half an hour after Operation Sindoor

Meanwhile, Jaishankar said that the first information about Operation Sindoor was given to Pakistan half an hour after its start (when the operation was over). The Foreign Minister gave this information in the meeting of the Parliamentary Consultative Committee of the Ministry of External Affairs held on Monday.

A few days ago, Jaishankar had said that as soon as Operation Sindoor started, its information was given to Pakistan. On this, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi had raised the question that why such important information was given to Pakistan first. He had called it a 'crime'.

Message of unity

The Ministry of External Affairs had clarified that the information was not given before the operation started. There was a lot of debate between the BJP and Congress on this. Giving information about this meeting on the internet media, Jaishankar wrote that he chaired the meeting of the Parliamentary Consultative Committee of the Ministry of External Affairs. Operation Sindoor and India's zero-tolerance policy against all forms of terrorism were discussed. At this time we need to unite and give a message.