India did not give any information before removing article-370 from Jammu and Kashmir – America

New Delhi US on Article 370  After the government’s decision to remove Article-370 (Article 370) from Jammu and Kashmir, there has been a ruckus from Pakistan to America. While on Wednesday Pakistan decided to end its trade and diplomatic relations with India, on the other hand, the US also spoke on the decision of the Government of India to remove Article 370 (Article 370) from Jammu and Kashmir. The US has said that India had not taken any information or advice before it decided to remove Article 370.

The US denied India’s claims that India had informed the US before abolishing Article 370. In a media report on Monday, it was claimed that India had informed the US about its plan on Jammu and Kashmir. News website ‘The Print’ reported that National Security Advisor Ajit Doval had informed his American counterpart John Bolton Bolton about the government’s plans to revoke special privileges granted to Jammu and Kashmir in February itself.

Earlier on Tuesday, the US had said that India has given us information after the removal of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir. The US also said that India has described it as an internal matter. In a statement, US State Department spokesman Morgan Ortagus expressed concern over reports of some Kashmiri leaders being detained and urged respect for individual rights and talks with affected people.

Fueled decision by Pakistan to repeal Article 370, Pakistan has been blown away. After the meeting of the National Security Committee, Pakistan has decided that it will reduce its diplomatic relations with India. Apart from this, Pakistan has also severed all bilateral trade relations with India. On behalf of Pakistan, it has been said that it will take the Kashmir case to the UN.

The situation in the United States remains
fixed, only a few hours after Pakistan ended its trade and diplomatic relations with India. A US departmental official has said that he is constantly monitoring India’s new law and the rule of Jammu and Kashmir. A State Department spokesman told PTI that “America is constantly monitoring India’s law regarding the new territorial status and governance of Jammu and Kashmir.” We are taking into account the wider impact of these developments. ‘