India not involved in Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh
India's Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has made it clear that India isn't getting involved in the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict, despite Pakistan blaming India for recent tensions after a Kabul bombing.
Singh emphasized India's focus on peace and self-reliance, saying, "We do not seek or encourage any kind of confrontation. We want peace in the world. We are in favor of peace. We will not provoke anyone or encourage conflict with anyone."
We do not want to intervene in another country's affairs
Singh also called for Afghanistan and Pakistan to resolve their border issues—especially the Durand Line dispute—directly with each other.
He stressed that India will only step in if both sides ask for help, adding, "We do not want to intervene in another country's affairs."
His message? India stands by peaceful solutions and respecting everyone's boundaries.