India Pakistan After Ceasefire Discussion- Thread 4 - Page 14

Our government and army is not telling people what is going on clearly because Pakistan's statement on drone being seen in their city was that it takes 2 days to neutralize all drones as they are suicide drones so people shouldn't worry

I think same is happening here and we are taking it as ceasefire violation

Originally posted by: IamRaj96

Ikr, i saw another reel where Netanyahu said the same that India is the only country where Jews were not persecuted and were welcomed with open arms.

Have you been to Rishikesh recently? You will see that tons of Israelis come to vacation there (and other parts of India ) including their fab army personnel when they take a vacation

Twitter is full of posts with them thanking us for justice for Daniel Pearl as well.

We are excellent friends and natural allies and hopefully can strengthen this relationship further and stronger. India needs to be more direct now for this friendship. Gone are the days to please everyone. They should formally derecognize Palestine and just be firmly on the side of Israel.

Originally posted by: FBIr3port

If you follow any isrealis they will repeatedly tell you that India is the only other country in the world where they have never been persecuted and love it

we are natural allies faced with the same problem against Islamic terrorism.

I am glad more Indians are waking up to this reality every day as I speak to my friends. Sometimes it has to hit home ..for one to realize.

Going forward, I believe it's time for India to shed the hesitation of abstaining in global forums, especially when it comes to nations like Russia and Israel—countries that have stood by us in critical moments, even if discreetly. We must ask ourselves: for whom are we holding back? Ukraine, which has historically leaned toward India's adversaries and shown little diplomatic reciprocity? Or Palestine, whose leadership has seldom India has, no doubt, played its part quietly behind the scenes—providing humanitarian aid, mediating where needed, and maintaining a dignified diplomatic posture. But in a world increasingly shaped by bold, clear alignments, quiet support is often overlooked or undervalued. If others—be it the West, China, or even smaller nations—can unabashedly pick sides based on their interests, why should India hesitate to do the same when it aligns with ours?

Our restraint may be interpreted as strategic neutrality, but it can also signal indecision to allies who are themselves navigating turbulent geopolitical realities. This is perhaps one reason why nations like Israel or Russia, despite being historically close to us, may refrain from standing with India openly during our times of crisis. Diplomacy is a two-way street. Expecting open support requires a willingness to offer the same when our interests align.

It is time for India to act not just as a regional power, but as a confident global player—one unafraid to take principled stands in alignment with its long-term strategic and security goals. Supporting allies openly, when justified, sends a clear message: India rewards loyalty and expects it in return.

Originally posted by: FBIr3port

https://x.com/JaipurDialogues/status/1921061130740351376

This lifted my mood

Wow this is just wow !

Originally posted by: nightingale1234

I truly don’t understand the widespread panic and overreaction. Are we, as ordinary citizens, really in a position to claim we know better than those entrusted with the responsibility of safeguarding the nation? Prime Minister Modi, his cabinet, our armed forces, and the intelligence community possess far more nuanced insights and strategic foresight than we do from the outside looking in.

If our leadership were to react impulsively—issuing rash statements or retaliating without calculated strategy—they would be no different from the chaotic and often erratic behavior of Nawaz Sharif or Donald Trump. What sets our leadership apart is precisely the composure and restraint they exhibit, even under immense pressure.

Modi has always operated on the principle that words must carry weight, not be wasted for the sake of appeasement or outrage. When he speaks, it resonates because it is measured, purposeful, and grounded in substance. In an era of noise and reactionary politics, the discipline to remain silent when necessary is a mark of statesmanship, not weakness.

Yes, many of us are angry over recent developments following the ceasefire talks—but can we even begin to imagine the depth of anger and strategic pressure felt by those at the helm? And yet, they choose silence. That silence is not indifference—it is resolve. It is the calm before a response, one that will be delivered not through loud rhetoric, but through decisive action when the moment demands it.

I trust my Prime Minister’s silence. I believe it carries within it a calculated response, perhaps not through open conflict but through other channels—economic, diplomatic, or strategic—that will deliver the message to those who undermine our sovereignty. Silence, in the hands of wise leadership, is not submission. It is preparation.

Right now I only trust Modi and our army. I am sure whatever they have done was due to something very important.

But we still need some assurance from them.

If Modi doesn't want to speak at least have any official negate the victory claim by Shehbaz. Itna to kar sakte hain na, saying how Pakistan begged to come for a Ceasefire.

And I am sure Modi will hit Pakistan strategically and economically but the truth is Pakistan doesn't care about that. They know they can cry victim and get funds from IMF (which they will never return) and get back to same acts.

This did happen in 2019 as well. We did so much damage to them and yet all that was discussed was Abhinandan (who himself maintained such a strict resilience) and Pakistan continued to nurture terrorism.

Abhi to Pakistan is claiming victory, isse wahan k logon ko aur morale boost hoga and they will try to join militant organisations. Pakistan ko to yehi chahiye.

That's why I am saying unke narrative ko dhwast karna padega. Silence is gold when your opponent can read your silence not when it's a shameless rogue like Pakistan.

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

From now onwards I will support Jews and Israel unconditionally. I had said few days back that I am split but not anymore.

I don't care what Israel is doing or whom that land actually belongs to. When they didn't care about India why shall we care about others.

Israel was the only country that openly supported us..

ty. As I said. Sometimes it has to hit home for us to realize. Israel is right as fighting Islamic terrorism is very hard. It’s covert snd overt support. Before all this started with pehelgam attacks. When Hamas returned some hostages .. dead. Including Israeli children …from Oct 7 event. Guess who cheered it. I mean literally celebrated the deaths. The Palestinians. You can google this. I am not making this up…it’s gut wrenching.

Isn’t that same as how we have seen the terrorists in Pakistan that were recently killed. Pakistanis and armies ? We saw scenes of that past in India too,… how they conveniently use the label of terrorism has no religion but show up in 10s of thousands even when their criminals and terrorists are killed ? Why ? Covert and overt support.

I might have come across as intense before ,,, wasn’t my intention. I follow global events…hence I have prolly made one too many posts on their playbook which I believe deserves a thread of its own.

I sincerely appreciate your post btw. Ty. ❤️

Originally posted by: MsWhiskerson

Our government and army is not telling people what is going on clearly because Pakistan's statement on drone being seen in their city was that it takes 2 days to neutralize all drones as they are suicide drones so people shouldn't worry

I think same is happening here and we are taking it as ceasefire violation

MEA itself announced ceasefire violation. Do you really think they are so numb that they don't understand if it's launched now or earlier

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

MEA itself announced ceasefire violation. Do you really think they are so numb that they don't understand if it's launched now or earlier

They mentioned only firing and shelling from other side

Drones were seen in Peshawar too but we didn't send any yesterday and their government is saying they are trying to neutralize it

We don't know complete picture, our government has to answer all questions

Originally posted by: FlauntPessimism

Right now I only trust Modi and our army. I am sure whatever they have done was due to something very important.

But we still need some assurance from them.

If Modi doesn't want to speak at least have any official negate the victory claim by Shehbaz. Itna to kar sakte hain na, saying how Pakistan begged to come for a Ceasefire.

And I am sure Modi will hit Pakistan strategically and economically but the truth is Pakistan doesn't care about that. They know they can cry victim and get funds from IMF (which they will never return) and get back to same acts.

This did happen in 2019 as well. We did so much damage to them and yet all that was discussed was Abhinandan (who himself maintained such a strict resilience) and Pakistan continued to nurture terrorism.

Abhi to Pakistan is claiming victory, isse wahan k logon ko aur morale boost hoga and they will try to join militant organisations. Pakistan ko to yehi chahiye.

That's why I am saying unke narrative ko dhwast karna padega. Silence is gold when your opponent can read your silence not when it's a shameless rogue like Pakistan.

https://x.com/rishibagree/status/1921196025835929611

Perhaps such posts don’t appear on your TL and hence you think we have lost the narrative. Not at all …really not at all…chill and let it play …

This tweet has it all...

https://x.com/AmrullahSaleh2/status/1921314772848414972?t=nJ-AgxQg7tt5QY-kDQe2DA&s=19