India Tells Turkey to Urge Pakistan Against Terrorism

New Delhi (Delhi) [India], May 22: India has sent a strong message to Turkey this week. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) asked Turkey to tell Pakistan to stop helping terrorist groups. This message was not just for show. It came after long years of concern. India wants Pakistan to stop cross-border terrorism. The spokesperson said that friendship only works when both sides understand and respect each other's problems.

Past Links Between Pakistan and Turkey

In recent times, Turkey has often spoken in support of Pakistan. This includes moments when India carried out anti-terror strikes. Turkey's statements created tension between both nations. Turkey also sold drones to Pakistan, which were used during sensitive military times. India has been watching this closely. History shows that such support only increases mistrust, not peace. That’s why India finally had to speak up.

Civil Aviation Row Adds to the Heat

Recently, a Turkish company named Çelebi Aviation lost its security clearance in India. This company worked at many airports. The government said this decision was based on certain intelligence inputs. The MEA confirmed they have spoken about it with Turkish officials. This move added another layer to the already strained India-Turkey ties. It shows that security matters come first for India.

A Message from India to China Too

In another important talk, India also sent a message to China. National Security Advisor Ajit Doval told Chinese minister Wang Yi that India will never accept terrorism. This happened after the Pahalgam attack. India reminded China that peace is built on mutual trust and care. The same message applies to Turkey too. India expects friendly countries to take a stand against terror.

Diplomatic Relations Need Responsibility

This whole issue teaches us something simple but powerful. Real friendship is not about words but actions. India’s message to Turkey is a reminder to all countries that terrorism cannot be accepted. Some people are comparing this to past cases where countries stayed silent during important moments. Today, India is making sure the world hears it loud and clear—supporting terror will not be tolerated.