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The United States has urged India and Pakistan to engage in dialogue to prevent escalation and seek resolutions to bilateral issues, stated US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller on Tuesday.
Miller emphasized the importance of avoiding escalation and finding solutions through peaceful dialogue amidst recent remarks by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh regarding India's stance on counterterrorism operations.
Responding to questions about potential sanctions, Miller stated that the US does not openly discuss sanction actions, reaffirming the administration's policy of not commenting on such matters beforehand.
The spokesperson referenced the alleged assassination plot involving Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, highlighting the indictment of an individual, Nikhil Gupta, in connection with the case.
PM Modi's recent statement during a public rally in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, reiterated India's firm stance on counterterrorism efforts, highlighting significant decisions taken by the government.
India has consistently underscored its zero-tolerance approach towards cross-border terrorism and emphasized the need for a conducive environment free from hostility and violence to foster better relations with Pakistan.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh echoed PM Modi's sentiments, emphasizing India's commitment to combating terrorism and offering assistance to Pakistan if needed to address the issue effectively.
Singh reiterated India's resolve to prevent terrorist activities within its borders and expressed readiness to take necessary measures, including across the border, if required to safeguard national security.
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