Pakistan violates ceasefire, undermining US credibility: Indian American

Within hours of India and Pakistan agreeing to a ceasefire brokered by President Donald Trump, Pakistan violated it.

India's air defence system intercepts objects in the sky, after India-Pakistan ceasefire announcement, in the city of Jammu, May 10, 2025. Headshot image: Khanderao Kand / Reuters

By violating the ceasefire agreement, Pakistan has undermined America’s trust and credibility, Indian Americans said Saturday, urging President Donald Trump that the US must demand that Pakistan dismantle these camps, end support for terrorists, and extradite those identified by India.

“The US must stand firmly with India, like Israel, and democratic values in the face of escalating jihadi threats and regional instability,” Khanderao Kand, from Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS) said in a statement after Pakistan violated the ceasefire agreement pushed by the Trump Administration.

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