Middle East War : ‘We are not brokers…’, India’s clear stance on West Asian tensions; Criticism of Pakistan’s intervention

• ‘We are not brokers…’
• All Party Meeting of India Par
• Jaishankar’s blunt reply on Pakistan’s mediation

India All Party Meeting: New Delhi: US-Iran conflict in the Middle East (US Iran War) in the background, the central government had organized an all-party meeting. In this meeting, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar (S. Jaishankar) presented India’s position clearly. He also made an important statement on energy and fuel supply in the country. Apart from this, he asserted that India is not a broker country for Pakistan’s mediating role in the conflict in the Middle East.

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In the wake of tensions in West Asia, the central government had called an important all-party meeting on Wednesday (March 25, 2026). The meeting was chaired by India’s Defense Minister Rajnath Singh, which lasted for about one and a half hours. In this meeting, Home Minister Amit Shah, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri were present along with representatives of various political parties.

Strong criticism of Pakistan’s mediation

During the meeting, a question was asked about Pakistan’s intervention to stop US-Iran tensions. At this time, Jaishankar took a tough stand, explaining his position in the words that India is not a broker country and showed a basket of dirt to Pakistan’s interference. He said that Pakistan has been trying to play such a role since 1981, there is nothing new about it.

Assurance of power and fuel security

Apart from this, the opposition expressed concern over fuel shortage and rising oil prices in the meeting. On this, the central government assured that India’s energy security is completely secure. The country has ample reserves of oil and gas. Bookings have been made for this. The government is also closely monitoring the supply chain in the Strait of Hormuz. The government clarified that four ships will reach Indian ports in the next few days.

Discussion between Prime Minister Modi and Donald Trump

Recently Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Narendra Modi) by US President Donald Trump (Donald Trump) was discussed with. Giving details of the discussion, Jaishankar said that Prime Minister Modi has expressed hope to Trump in clear words that the war will stop. This is causing damage to the whole world and he has clearly told Trump that India is on the side of peace. Apart from this, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh made it clear that for the government, the interests and security of its citizens come first.

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