Operation Sindoor: Will the ceasefire be broken? Know why Pakistan is scared about 18 May

New Delhi: There was a ceasefire between India and Pakistan on 10 May, but the statements made in the last 24 hours have heated up the atmosphere again, MPs in the Parliament of Pakistan have expressed the fear of a new attack from India. Bilawal Bhutto has made a big claim about the ceasefire, while Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said that the picture is still left. In such a situation, the question arises whether the ceasefire will be broken again. Will the tension raise its head again. Why is Pakistan so anxious about 18 May…

Five days after the ceasefire announcement, US President Trump backtracking on his statement, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, who is celebrating his victory falsely, suddenly offering talks to India, Pakistani parliamentarians expressing apprehension of a new attack from India, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh declaring that the picture is yet to come, the rapidly changing events have fuelled discussions.

Will something big happen on 18 May?
So is something big going to happen on 18 May? On one hand, the fear of Operation Sindoor is now clearly visible on the faces of terrorists in Pakistan, on the other hand, the date of 18 May is scaring the parliamentarians in the Pakistani parliament. This fear is of Operation Sindoor Part-2. Pakistani MP Syed Shibli Faraz said that he will not sit comfortably…now we will have to be very cautious.

Pakistani MPs are afraid of attack
In the Parliament of Pakistan, MPs have openly expressed the fear of another attack from India. Pakistani MPs are scared and this fear is not limited to the parliaments only. Even under the protection of the Pakistani army, the masters of terror have to hide behind bulletproof glass. This means that Pakistan is celebrating a false victory to show the world, the Prime Minister and Army Chief of the country are visiting military bases one after the other and announcing victory, but the reality is that Pakistan is afraid of the date of 18 May.

Did Trump’s statement become the reason for panic in PAK?
In fact, the fourth round of talks is to be held between the DGMO of India and Pakistan on ceasefire on 18 May, but just before the talks, something happened which increased the suspense regarding India-Pakistan. The reason for this suspense is the US President changing his stand on ceasefire. Bilawal Bhutto raising questions on ceasefire. Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s sudden readiness to hold talks with India. So has Trump’s statement become the reason for panic in Pakistan? In fact, US President Trump had announced in a social media post on May 10 that he played an important role in bringing about a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, but on May 15, Trump retracted his statement and said that I never said that I mediated. I only helped India and Pakistan reach a ceasefire.

Bilawal gave indications of ceasefire breaking!
Three things are clear from Bilawal Bhutto’s statement. First- Pakistan fears ceasefire breaking. Second- Pakistan is afraid of Operation Sindoor. Third- Fear of India’s next action and Pakistan’s hint towards nuclear war. As soon as Bilawal Bhutto gave indications of ceasefire breaking, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shahbaz issued a statement, in which he talked about starting talks with India.

Countdown for Operation Sindoor Part-2 begins?
India has already made it clear that ceasefire is not the beginning of peace, but just a pause. Until Pakistan takes decisive action against terrorism, the hope of peace is just an illusion. In such a situation, the question arises whether the countdown for Operation Sindoor Part-2 has started in Pakistan, which is trapped by giving compensation to terrorists? Are the next targets faces like Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar? Was Target-9 a trailer and Target-21 is the full picture?

Why is there fear of ceasefire breaking in the heart of Pakistan?
Now we know why Pakistan is afraid of ceasefire being broken. One thing is worth noticing, that is, it is being said repeatedly from India’s side that Operation Sindoor is not over yet. PM Modi also said this, and now Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has also said this. And today Rajnath Singh even said that the havoc that Operation Sindoor caused in Pakistan is just a trailer, the whole picture is yet to come and India will show the whole picture to the world. In such a situation, Pakistan is worried that India might end the ceasefire.