ISLAMABAD: Pakistan on Monday strongly condemned comments made by Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh concerning Pakistan’s Sindh province, describing them as “delusional” and “dangerously revisionist.” The Foreign Office said such statements reflect an expansionist Hindutva mindset that violates international law and challenges the sovereignty of recognized borders.
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In an official statement, Pakistan urged Singh and other Indian leaders to refrain from provocative rhetoric that could threaten peace and stability in the region. The Foreign Office emphasized that India would be better served by focusing on the security of its own citizens, particularly minority communities, and addressing discrimination rooted in faith-based prejudice and historical distortions.
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Pakistan Strongly Condemns Indian Defense Minister Rajnath Singh’s Remarks About Pakistan’s Sindh Province https://t.co/wdeTkEg3xY
⬇️ pic.twitter.com/qeXY0JmXgj— Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Pakistan (@ForeignOfficePk) November 23, 2025
The statement also highlighted India’s responsibility to tackle persistent grievances in its northeastern regions, where communities reportedly face systematic marginalization, identity-based persecution, and cycles of state-enabled violence. Pakistan stressed that ignoring these domestic challenges while making inflammatory remarks abroad undermines India’s credibility on the international stage.
#Pakistan condemns the Indian Defence Minister’s delusional claims on #Sindh. #India should focus on protecting its minorities and addressing #Kashmir per UN resolutions. Pakistan remains committed to peace, and resolute in defending its sovereignty. #RajnathSingh pic.twitter.com/86c61PuptP
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Pakistan further called on India to take credible steps toward a genuine resolution of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, in line with UN Security Council resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people living under occupation. The Foreign Office reiterated that Pakistan remains committed to resolving all disputes with India peacefully, based on justice, equity, and international law, while remaining resolute in safeguarding its national security, independence, and sovereignty.
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The statement serves as the latest escalation in rhetoric between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, highlighting ongoing tensions over historical grievances, territorial disputes, and regional security. Analysts say that careful diplomacy and adherence to international norms remain essential to prevent further deterioration in bilateral relations.
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Indian Minister officially threatens to capture Pakistan’s Sindh Province. “Who knows tomorrow, Sindh will be in India”, he said. pic.twitter.com/NQSo8iJKip— Tactical Tribune (@TacticalTribun) November 23, 2025