Islamabad Called Delhi Twice for Ceasefire; Op Sindoor Deaths in Pak Rise to 160

Problems of Congress: Operation Sindoor and Shashi Tharoor

A former Pakistan Army major revealed that Asim Munir issued orders to ISI chief Lt Gen Asim Malik, who in turn asked the director general of ISI special operations Maj Gen Mohammed Shahab Aslam to execute it.

After Operation Sindoor, the death toll in Pakistan has now risen to 160. More than 20 people have died in the Bahawalpur attack, most of whom are relatives of terrorist Masood Azhar.

Islamabad called Delhi twice for ceasefire; Op Sindoor deaths in Pak rise to 160

Pakistan's Director-General of Military Operations had made a call to his Indian counterpart during Operation Sindoor on May 7 seeking a cessation of hostilities. But these overtures were met with scepticism by India.

After Operation Sindoor, Pakistan Twice Pleaded for Ceasefire - The News21

New Delhi: Pakistan reached out to India on two separate occasions seeking a cessation of hostilities, including a formal request from its Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) on the evening of May 7, as per India Today sources, The outreach came a day after Indian armed forces reportedly destroyed nine terror infrastructure hubs under […]

Pakistan Repeatedly Called for Ceasefire; Casualties from Operation Sindoor Reach 160

Pakistan Attempts Ceasefire with India Amid Rising Casualties from Operation Sindoor In a significant development, Pakistan has reached out to India twice, proposing a ceasefire as tensions escalate along their border. Reports indicate that casualties from Operation Sindoor have now risen to 160, prompting urgent calls for de-escalation. The situation remains critical, with both nations urged to engage in dialogue to prevent further loss of life…