Date: May 11, 2025
By: CinephileDigest Diplomacy Desk
In a high-voltage diplomatic exchange that could reshape the South Asian security narrative, India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval reportedly confronted Chinese diplomat Wang Yi in Beijing following the Pahalgam attack, where Indian soldiers were ambushed in a brutal ceasefire violation that stunned the region.
According to insider sources, Doval didn’t mince words as he expressed India’s outrage over what he termed a “coordinated act of betrayal”. The ceasefire, agreed just hours earlier through backchannel talks, was allegedly broken by Pakistan-sponsored militants less than 60 minutes after being activated.
“You ask for calm, but your friend fires first. How long do you think we’ll play this rigged game?”
— Ajit Doval (reportedly, as per a diplomatic insider)
The dialogue between Doval and Wang Yi grew tense when the Indian side presented precise timestamps of the ceasefire agreement and compared it to the timing of the attack, implying collusion or at least tacit awareness by Beijing of Islamabad’s moves. Wang Yi called for restraint and dialogue, but Doval is said to have pushed for “accountability, not ambiguity.”
Meanwhile, Indian intelligence reports claim that cross-border terror activity has seen a disturbing surge in the past two weeks, with satellite imagery and intercepted communications suggesting increased movement near LoC bunkers.
The global community, especially the United Nations and G20 partners, are being briefed by India on what it claims is “a breach of trust and a challenge to regional peace.” China, in response, has issued a statement urging “all parties to avoid escalation”, but has stopped short of condemning the attack outright, triggering further backlash from Indian netizens.
The real question now is—what will India’s next move be?
🔥 What’s Next?
- A UN emergency session is being considered.
- The BRICS bloc remains divided.
- Meanwhile, Indian forces stay combat-ready along LoC and IB sectors.
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