Dismissing reports suggesting that India struck Pakistan’s nuclear facility in Kirana Hills under ‘Operation Sindoor’, India on Tuesday said its military action was entirely within the conventional domain and that it was for the Pakistani side to respond to those claimsread moreDismissing reports suggesting that India struck Pakistan’s nuclear facility in Kirana Hills under ‘Operation Sindoor’, India on Tuesday said its military action was entirely within the conventional domain and that it was for the Pakistani side to respond to those claims.During a press briefing on Tuesday, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal was asked about social media buzz on ‘nuclear leakage’ in Pakistan after the Indian strikes.“…Those are questions for them (Pakistan) to answer, not for us. Our position was made very clear during the defence briefing. As for your question, the Pakistani minister has already made some remarks on that,” he said.STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADResponding to US President Donald Trump’s remarks, in which he claimed that the US played a role in preventing a potential nuclear war between India and Pakistan that could have claimed millions of lives, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said, “The military action from our side was entirely in the conventional domain… There were some reports, however, that Pakistan National Command Authority will meet on 10th May but this was later denied by them. Pakistan FM has himself denied the nuclear angle on record.”More from India
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Did India target Pak nuclear site? MEA says ‘our strike was in traditional zone’
