‘Are nuclear weapons safe with Pakistan?’ asks Rajnath Singh; seeks IAEA monitoring

A ceasefire was declared to stop the recent military conflict between India and Pakistan. After this, US President Donald Trump also made many such statements in which he claimed that he prevented a nuclear war from taking place. It is not known how much truth there is in Trump's claim, but one thing is true that a Jihadi country like Pakistan should not have nuclear weapons in its hands.

‘Are nuclear weapons safe with Pakistan?’ asks Rajnath Singh; seeks IAEA monitoring

India has firmly asserted that it will not be intimidated by what it terms ‘nuclear blackmail’ from its neighbour Pakistan. PM Modi emphasised that India will no longer tolerate any form of nuclear coercion and will respond decisively to terrorist threats operating under such a shadow

'Are they safe in hands of an irresponsible, rogue nation?': Rajnath Singh urges IAEA to supervise Pakistan's nuclear weapons

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh questioned the safety of nuclear weapons in the hands of an “irresponsible and rogue nation” like Pakistan during his visit to Jammu and Kashmir. He urged international agencies like the IAEA to monitor them to ensure.

"Are Nukes Safe With Pak": Rajnath Singh Asks For International Intervention

Earlier this week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Punjab's Adampur air base and interacted with soldiers.

Are nuclear weapons safe with Pakistan? Rajnath Singh seeks global agency's supervision

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh interacted with the soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces at the Badami Bagh cantonment on the outskirts of Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday. He also addressed the jawans at the Badami Bagh Cantonment. Rajnath Singh expresses gratitude to soldiers  Addressing the soldiers of the Indian Army at Badami Bagh Cantt, Srinagar, the Defence Minister expressed his gratitude to the soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces…

Pakistan confident in nuclear security, urges global scrutiny of India’s arsenal: FO

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan is fully convinced of the robustness of its nuclear security regime as well as the robustness of command and control structures, the Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson added on Thursday. This comment was made in response to remarks by former U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton in an Indian media interview, in which he spoke of Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s statements regarding Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal. The FO…