US stopped us: Chidambaram's big 26/11 admission, BJP says too little, too late

P Chidambaram says US urged India not to react after 26/11 attacks, draws BJP criticism

The Congress leader said that the ‘whole world descended upon Delhi to tell us don’t start a war’.

'US Secretary of State flew in, said...': Chidambaram's big admission on 26/11; BJP reacts

Chidambaram, in a recent interview, said that though retribution crossed his mind, the government decided to not take military action

'US told us not to start war after 26/11': Chidambaram makes big claim, BJP says 'too little, too late'

Former Union Minister P Chidambaram on Tuesday admitted that the then UPA government decided to not retaliate against Pakistan after the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks due to international pressure, especially from the United States, and the stand of the Ministry of External Affairs. The Congress leader further added that though “retribution crossed my mind", the government decided to not take military action. However, his statement did not go down…

US stopped us: Chidambaram's big 26/11 admission, BJP says too little, too late

At the time of the attacks in 2008, the Congress veteran leader was the Union Home Minister. He revealed that the then US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice had visited India to meet him and the Prime Minister, asking them not to react to the situation.

Military Action Post -26/11, but amidst American pressure, between Chidambaram, it was finished

New Delhi, 1 October (IANS) former Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram has revealed that after the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, he was tilted towards retaliation against Pakistan, but was asked to depend on diplomatic efforts. He revealed the details of the events that occur after the Mumbai terror attacks in an interview with the ABP ... Read more The post Military Action Post -26/11, but amidst American pressure, between Chidambaram, it was fin…

Odisha Minister slams Congress over 26/11 attack response - OrissaPOST

Bhubaneswar: After former Union Minister P Chidambaram’s revelation that the then United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government considered military retaliation after the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks but refrained due to US pressure and diplomatic advice, Odisha Law Minister Prithiviraj Harichandan, Tuesday, took a jibe at the Congress, saying that it is high time that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi confesses the same revelation as the former Union H…