Pakistan Trolled On Social Media After Reacting To Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's Statement

New Delhi/Islamabad: After Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's strict statement regarding Pakistan and PoK on the occasion of Kargil Vijay Diwas, the rhetoric between the two countries has intensified. Rajnath Singh clearly said that if there will be any talks with Pakistan in future it will be only on the issue of PoK. He also reiterated that terrorism and the system that protects it will no longer be seen separately. After his statement, there was a strong reaction from Pakistan, but there was also sharp criticism and satire on Pakistan's response on social media.

What was Rajnath Singh's message?

Addressing the Kargil Vijay Diwas programme organised in Dras, the defence minister said that Operation Sindoor has proved that India is capable of giving a befitting reply to any misadventure. He said that India is now completely clear about its policy against terrorism and the subject of any dialogue with Pakistan in future will be only PoK. Rajnath Singh also said that terrorism has been made a part of government policy in Pakistan and the difference between the army and terrorist organisations is continuously decreasing there.

How did Pakistan react to the statement?

After the defence minister's statement, an official response was issued from Pakistan. Pakistan rejected India's allegations and statements and described them as increasing regional tension. However, the Indian side did not make any change in its stand and the government reiterated its already decided policy that India's stance on cross-border terrorism will remain as strict as before.

Pakistan really needs to start using spellcheck

Tries to condemn India for “rogue” behaviour

Misspells it “rouge” instead pic.twitter.com/lmQ9v8NCmP

— Shashank Mattoo (@MattooShashank) July 27, 2026

Why is Pakistan trolled on social media?

After Pakistan's reply, a large number of users on social media targeted its response. Many people said that instead of responding to Rajnath Singh's original statement, Pakistan resorted to political rhetoric. Some users criticised Pakistan, citing Operation Sindoor and India's recent security policy. The debate between the supporters of both the countries regarding this issue also intensified on social media.

Is there any change visible in India's policy?

In recent months, the central government has been continuously indicating that its stance on the issue of cross-border terrorism is tougher than before. The defence minister also made it clear in his address that India now holds responsible not only the terrorist organisations but also the structures that protect them. The government says that there is no scope for any leniency in matters of national security and action against terrorism.

What could be the future impact on the relations between the two countries?

Experts believe that in the current situation, there is little possibility of any major immediate improvement in relations between India and Pakistan. Official talks between the two countries are already stalled and India has repeatedly made it clear that it will not be possible to move forward towards normal relations without concrete action on terrorism. In such a situation, the recent rhetoric may affect the diplomatic relations between the two countries in the future also.