India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) says Pakistan must take “credible” and “irrevocable” action against cross-border terrorism, warning that the international community will not believe Pakistan will do so without verifiable steps. The MEA makes the statement in response to ongoing concerns about support for terrorism across borders.
Both reports note that India has repeatedly raised the issue after an attack on Pahalgam last year. India maintains that Islamabad should not only deny any involvement, but should also demonstrate through concrete measures that it will end support for cross-border terrorism. While the two outlets use similar wording and framing, they present it as a condition set by India—linking international credibility to Pakistan’s actions rather than statements.
No further operational details are included in the provided excerpts, and the reporting focuses on India’s stance and messaging rather than on new incidents or independently verified evidence.
