India had made it clear that Pakistan had called India and requested for a ceasefire. Now news agency ANI has claimed, citing a report from the New York Times, that a conversation took place between PM Narendra Modi and US Vice President JD Vance in which the PM explained India's stand to Vance in clear words.

After a long tension between India and Pakistan, a ceasefire was agreed upon on Saturday. US President Donald Trump claimed he had mediated between the two countries. But India had completely rejected this claim.

India had made it clear that Pakistan had called India and requested for a ceasefire. Now news agency ANI has claimed, citing a report from the New York Times, that there was a conversation between PM Narendra Modi and US Vice President JD Vance, in which the PM had explained India's stand to Vance in clear words.

"If bullets are fired, we will fire shells"

PM Modi told JD Vance that 'if Pakistan does something, this time the response will be even more devastating and tough.' PM said that Operation Sindoor is not over yet. If a bullet is fired from there, then a shell will be fired from here.

It has also been claimed quoting sources that there was no conversation between the NSAs and foreign ministers of the two countries. Only Pakistan's DGMO spoke to India's DGMO. The message was also given to the world that this time there will be no conversation like before, Pakistan should understand this clearly.

Stand clear on Kashmir

Sources said that Pakistan suffered huge losses in every attack by India. Pakistan's situation was getting worse after every attack. Pakistan was losing every round of the battle. India made it clear to the world that we cannot treat victims and criminals the same.

Sources said that the government has made it clear that our stand on Kashmir is clear. Only one issue is left and that is to take back the enslaved Jammu and Kashmir. There will be no talks on this. If they talk about terrorism, then we are ready. We do not need anyone's mediation. Let us tell you that there will be a press conference by the three armies at 6:30 pm today.

PC:Jagran