India and Pakistan Ceasefire: A Call for United Political Action
Following an agreement between India and Pakistan on a ceasefire, the Congress urges Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to convene an all-party meeting to consolidate political unity. This development, mediated by the US, calls for a special parliamentary session to address recent significant events.
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In a significant geopolitical development, India and Pakistan have reached an agreement to enforce an immediate ceasefire, prompting urgent calls from the Congress for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to initiate an all-party meeting and seek consensus among political entities.
The opposition has insisted on a special parliamentary session to deliberate on recent critical events, including the Pahalgam terror attack, which marked the beginning of a tense 18-day period.
This announcement coincided with US President Donald Trump's disclosure that the ceasefire was achieved through US mediation, following discussions between high-ranking officials from both countries. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reiterated the US-led diplomatic efforts in this regard.
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