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May 2, 2025 5:39 PM - Connect Newsroom

JD Vance asks Pakistan to cooperate with India in Pahalgam attack case

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He said on a channel that we also expect that Pakistan will cooperate with India to the extent that it is responsible so that the terrorists can be identified and dealt with.(Photo: The Canadian Press)

US Vice President JD Vance has asked Pakistan to cooperate with India in the Pahalgam attack case. Vance said that India has the right to retaliate but he also said that India's response should be such that it does not lead to a major war in the region.

He said on a channel that we also expect that Pakistan will cooperate with India to the extent that it is responsible so that the terrorists can be identified and dealt with.

It is noteworthy that tensions between India and Pakistan are at their peak after 26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Pahalgam. At the time of this attack on April 22, the US Vice President was on a visit to India with his wife Usha Vance and children and expressed grief over the people killed in the attack.

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