India has strongly rebuked China for its support to Pakistan during the ongoing Operation Sindoor, accusing Beijing of undermining regional stability by backing terror infrastructure. In a sharp diplomatic statement, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs said that such actions affect China's reputation as a responsible global power.
India's Strong Response
The Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson stated that China's assistance to Pakistan during the military operation is unacceptable. India emphasized that any support to Pakistan's terror infrastructure directly impacts peace and security in the region. The statement highlighted that China's actions contradict its stated commitment to combating terrorism.
Operation Sindoor Context
Operation Sindoor is a military operation launched by India to target terrorist camps in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The operation aims to dismantle terror infrastructure that has been used to launch attacks on Indian soil. India has provided evidence of Pakistan's involvement in harboring and supporting terrorist groups.
China's Role Criticized
India's rebuke comes after reports that China provided logistical and diplomatic support to Pakistan during the operation. The Indian government warned that such backing not only emboldens terrorist elements but also damages China's international standing. India called on China to reconsider its stance and align with global counter-terrorism efforts.
Regional Implications
Analysts say that China's support for Pakistan could escalate tensions in South Asia. India has urged the international community to take note of China's actions and hold it accountable for undermining peace efforts. The situation remains tense as Operation Sindoor continues.
India reiterated its commitment to protecting its sovereignty and combating terrorism. The government said it will take all necessary measures to ensure national security, regardless of external support to Pakistan.
