It’s interesting to see how the Indian Army is clarifying the situation regarding the ceasefire with Pakistan. To make the information clearer and more concise, here’s a rewritten version:
The Indian Army has refuted media reports suggesting an end to the ceasefire with Pakistan on Sunday, stating that no talks between the Directors General of Military Operations (DGMO) were scheduled for today.
The Army emphasized that the agreement reached during the DGMOs’ interaction on May 12th, which established a break in hostilities, does not have an expiry date.
This clarification follows reports indicating the ceasefire, agreed upon after a call from Pakistan’s DGMO to his Indian counterpart, Lt Gen Rajiv Ghai, was ending on May 18th. During their May 12th discussion, the DGMOs addressed maintaining the commitment to refrain from firing or any aggressive actions and agreed to consider immediate steps for troop reduction along the borders and in forward areas.
Lt Gen Ghai had previously informed the media on Sunday, May 11th, that his Pakistani counterpart proposed a cessation of hostilities during their interaction the previous day. This development occurred after India’s Operation Sindoor on May 7th, which targeted nine terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir following a deadly attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir.
