Politics17 Jul 2026First Post

India rejects Pakistan's protest over Japan joint statement, says cross-border terrorism reference 'self-explanatory'

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India rejected Pakistan's protest over the India-Japan joint statement mentioning cross-border terrorism.
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said the statement is self-explanatory and reflects shared security concerns.
The joint statement was issued during Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's visit to New Delhi.

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India rejects Pak protest on cross-border terror text in jt statement with Japan
The article frames India's rejection of Pakistan's protest as a firm diplomatic stance against cross-border terrorism.
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India rejects Pakistan's protest over Japan joint statement, says cross-border terrorism reference 'self-explanatory'
The article frames India's rejection as a firm and justified stance, portraying the reference to cross-border terrorism as self-explanatory and dismissing Pakistan's protest.

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